cldap

[Gerald (Jerry) Carter]

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Jim McDonough wrote:

> Phew, it's been a while, but I think we did, after fiddling around with 
> the security settings.  CLDAP is inherently anonymous, so you can't 
> authenticate.  It's just a matter of what is allowed anonymously.  I don't 
> recall if it was just a matter of setting ACLS on an RDN or if we had to 
> do something with security policies or registry.

You can create the cldap calls from win32 really easily.
There's a cldap_open() Win32 api call that returns an LDAP*
which can be used with ldap_search_s().  That how I toyed
with the rootDSE stuff.

My goal was to get the currentTime attribute via CLDAP and avoid
the TCP session in ads_connect().  One of the guys at work mentioned
that the udp ldap pings would take arbitrary search filters.






cheers, jerry
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