Changes for version 1.42 - 1998-04-25
- Added named arguments to all methods
- Got rid of a few old ber_free's that were causing problems
- Fixed the sort functions (Thanks to Miguel Marques)
- Added the ldap_url functions
- I was destroying error messages before I printed them in a few of the ldapwalk examples. Whoops. Fixed.
- Fixed problem with Out of Memory errors on some platforms with the get_all_values function.
- Fixed a multitude of problems with rebinding
- Resolved issue resulting in dumped core on modify where NULL values were passed.
- Much more extensive testing by the author against both Netscape and University of Michigan libraries. Many small corrections.
- Added Makefile.PL options for Netscape LDAPv3 SDK. No v3 calls added yet.
- 1.40a Wed Jan 28 11:20:51 CST 1998
- sort_entries and multisort_entries have been added with the single arguments $attr and \@attr respectively. Neither seem to work properly on my system when sorting anything besides DN (attr = non-null). Please try this function on your system and let me know if it you can get it to work. If so, I will finish adding this function with another argument to specify a perl based compare function for the sort.
- Lots of changes from Hallvard B. Furuseth <h.b.furuseth@usit.uio.no> Including: o Got rid of extra checks in LDAPapi.pm where checks exist in XS or Perl. o Cleaned up ldap_<add/modify>[_s] with a few simple changes to hash2mod() function. Also fixed bug in that function that causes problems when you supply an empty hash. o Small typos and bug fixes in test.pl fixed. o Error string is now retrieved when requested, rather than after every call (What was I thinking when I did this? Who knows....) o Fixed some reverse logic in ldap_<set/get>_option in the XS file.
- Changed memory related calls to use 'New' and 'Safefree' macros, which seems to be what the perlguts document suggests.
- Got rid of the ber_free define in ldap_compat.h when using UMICH. This was causing core dumps on some platforms.
- Added ldap_mod_attr.pl to the examples. A wonderful script from Andrew J Cosgriff <ajc@bing.wattle.id.au>.
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