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Fernando T. Martins Mano | 1 Aug 2003 15:16
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interface javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket

Hello

Where can I find this interface? I searched it everywhere in Mozilla Java
LDAP 4.0, Netscape Communicator 4.x and J2SE 1.4.2 documentation and couldnt
find it!

Where is this interface? I did find the class... but where is the interface?

Thanks in advance,

Fernando
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cvsmurty | 3 Aug 2003 06:05

Netscape Ds611 changelog error

What is the below error indicates ?

NSMMReplicationPlugin - changelog program - _cl5DeadlockMain: 
lock_detect succeeded, but 1 transaction has been aborted

-Murty
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HEDI | 4 Aug 2003 15:23

Socket Pb

Hi guys,

I have a production issue with iplanet LDAP 5.1 (in multi master config)
:
error in serror log file :  PR_SetSocketOption (PR_SockOpt_NoDelay) :
the value requested is too large to be stored in data buffer provided

Could you please let me know where can I change this value ? As we are
storing 50 ko per entry.

thank you.

Hedi.
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Edward Buck | 5 Aug 2003 02:52

LDAP schema extension for mozilla

Hi all,

I was fortunate enough to find bug 116692.  In perusing the comments, it 
sounds like the goal is to make this schema extension the official one 
for mozilla.  Is this effort still ongoing?  Also, when will support for 
the schema be implemented in the address book code?

I have my openldap server setup and noticed that the Mozilla address 
book doesn't see the following attributes:

homePostalAddress:
postalAddress:

I'm using Netscape 7.1 (Moz 1.4) on Red Hat 8.0 but am seeing the 
problem on Netscape 7.02 on Windows as well.

Is this a bug?  Exporting a local address book entry to ldif format 
seems to indicate that Mozilla does use these attributes.  Yet they 
don't show up.  The attributes show up just fine in Outlook so the 
attributes are definitely there.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

Regards,
Edward
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Roland Felnhofer | 5 Aug 2003 06:52
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Re: LDAP schema extension for mozilla

Hi Edward,

here is the meta bug ( 
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=157928 ) for the LDAP 
address book problem. You find here the linke to the 3 other related 
bugs (one you already found ;-):

*) Define official Mozilla LDAP schema ( bug 116692 )
*) Change LDAP properties to be compatible / compliant with 'Official 
Mozilla LDAP schema' ( bug 157925 )
*) Change LDIF export so it is compatible with 'Official Mozilla LDAP 
schema' (bug 157926 )

Cheers
Rolanf

Edward Buck wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I was fortunate enough to find bug 116692.  In perusing the comments, it 
> sounds like the goal is to make this schema extension the official one 
> for mozilla.  Is this effort still ongoing?  Also, when will support for 
> the schema be implemented in the address book code?
> 
> I have my openldap server setup and noticed that the Mozilla address 
> book doesn't see the following attributes:
> 
> homePostalAddress:
> postalAddress:
>
(Continue reading)

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Edward Buck | 5 Aug 2003 11:19

Re: LDAP schema extension for mozilla

Hi Roland,

Thanks for the information.  That's very helpful.

I really hope integration of the new schema and code changes will happen 
soon.  Looking at the bugs, some of them have been around for a while. 
I guess that's to be expected.

Do you know if the address book patch fixes the no-show of 
homePostalAddress and postalAddress attributes in address book?  At the 
moment, I just want the very basic information to show up.  The new 
mozilla schema will certainly help but support for the base openldap 
schemas should be consistent and reliable.

Are there other attributes from which Mozilla Address Book gets the home 
    address and work address values (i.e. something other than 
homePostalAddress or postalAddress)?  The city, state and zip attributes 
all work fine.

Thanks.
Edward

Roland Felnhofer wrote:
> Hi Edward,
> 
> here is the meta bug ( 
> http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=157928 ) for the LDAP 
> address book problem. You find here the linke to the 3 other related 
> bugs (one you already found ;-):
>
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Roland Felnhofer | 6 Aug 2003 09:08
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Re: LDAP schema extension for mozilla

Hi Edward,

the following LDAP "home"-attributes will be supported by the patch:

Internal Name		LDAP attribute

"HomeAddress"		"homepostaladdress"
"HomeAddress2"		"mozillahomepostaladdress2"
"HomeCity"		"mozillahomelocalityname"
"HomeState"		"mozillahomestate"
"HomeZipCode"		"mozillahomepostalcode"
"HomeCountry"		"mozillahomefriendlycountryname"
"HomeCountry"		"mozillahomecountryname"

I hope it helps. After applying the patch all fileds in the address card 
have a LDAP representation.

Edward Buck wrote:

> Hi Roland,
> 
> Thanks for the information.  That's very helpful.
> 
> I really hope integration of the new schema and code changes will happen 
> soon.  Looking at the bugs, some of them have been around for a while. I 
> guess that's to be expected.
> 
> Do you know if the address book patch fixes the no-show of 
> homePostalAddress and postalAddress attributes in address book?  At the 
> moment, I just want the very basic information to show up.  The new
(Continue reading)

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Anand Maheshwari | 7 Aug 2003 09:02

ldap_modify_ext_s causing Memory Leaks

Hi All,
        I have an LDAP Client running on Solaris and when i stress my client
application with a lot of modify operations then my memory increases
dramatically. This does not happen for Add and Delete operations.

I am using the Sun One Directory C SDK 5.08 . Has someone observed a
similiar phenomenon.

Please respond immediately as this is quite an urgent thing.

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Cheers,
Anand
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Paul Silverman | 11 Aug 2003 21:35
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What is LDAP 2000 ?

Can anyone bring some light on whatever thing is called "LDAP 2000",
is it an attempt by the IETF to update LDAPv3 or is it someone else's
efforts to enhance the protocol ?

Just a curiosity thing.

Paul.
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Aly Dharshi | 12 Aug 2003 04:02
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Re: What is LDAP 2000 ?

Did you take a look on this site : http://www.wwldap.org/

It seems to have some information on what you are asking.

On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 13:35, Paul Silverman wrote:
> Can anyone bring some light on whatever thing is called "LDAP 2000",
> is it an attempt by the IETF to update LDAPv3 or is it someone else's
> efforts to enhance the protocol ?
> 
> Just a curiosity thing.
> 
> Paul.
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	 that's short enough to be interesting
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