Index of /itools/OSI/X500/LDAP

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[DIR] Parent Directory        19-Apr-2005 00:38      -  
[DIR] BETA/                   19-Apr-2005 00:37      -  
[   ] LDAP_3_0.TAR            29-Oct-1993 00:04   1.1M  
[DIR] PATCHES/                19-Apr-2005 00:37      -  
[TXT] RFC1487.TXT             26-Oct-1993 01:01    44k  
[TXT] RFC1488.TXT             26-Oct-1993 01:01    17k  

/x500/ldap/README: LDAP protocol implementation

*Description

The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is a simplified X.500
Directory access protocol that runs directly over TCP/IP.  It is
documented in RFCs 1347 and 1348, and is a proposed Internet standard.
If you are considering implementation of any software that needs to
access an X.500 Directory, consider using LDAP.


*Files and Directories (d)

  README		this file

d beta			beta test versions of new ldap software

  ldap-3.0.tar.Z	release 3.0 of the U of M LDAP distribution
			  The release includes an LDAP server (ldapd), client
			  libraries, a remote printing / fax gateway ,
			  an X.500 finger daemon, two Gopher to X.500
			  gateways, an X.500 mailer, an e-mail X.500 lookup
			  responder, a command line client called ud, and a
			  an X.500 to WHOIS++ gateway.  The LDAP server
			  requires the ISODE or IC quipu software and Unix;
			  the client libraries run on Unix, MACOS, MSDOS,
			  MSWindows.  Most of the other clients work on Unix
			  only, but some have been ported to MSDOS and/or VMS.

d old			old versions of things

d patches		patches (interim bug fixes) for ldap-3.0

  rfc1487.txt		LDAP protocol document

  rfc1488.txt		X.500 string syntax representation document


*Mailing Lists

To ask general questions about LDAP, send e-mail to:
    ldap-support@umich.edu

To report bugs in the U-M LDAP implementation, send e-mail to:
  bug-ldap@terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu

If you want to be on the LDAP discussion list, send e-mail to:
  ldap-request@umich.edu

For general LDAP protocol discussion/questions, send e-mail to:
  osi-ds@cs.ucl.ac.uk

*Updated: README updated 7 December 1993 by mcs