Index of values

abandon the async request attached to msgid.

add entry to the directory

used to apply some function, first locking the mutex, unlocking it only after the function has been applied.

given a name of an attribute name (canonical or otherwise), return its oid

authenticatite to the server.

returns the canonical dn.

Encoding/Decoding of the boolean primative ASN.1 type.

Encoding/Decoding of enum primative ASN.1 type.

decoding and encoding of the ber header

Encoding/Decoding of the integer primative ASN.1 type.

Encoding/Decoding of Null ASN.1 type.

Encoding/Decoding of octetstring ASN.1 types.

this is the reverse of the above, it takes a readbyte structure, and returns a list of decoded elements, processed according to the decoder function you pass in.

decode an ldap_message from the wire, and build/return a structure of type ldap_message

return the result code for the specified int, error codes which do not map to a code defined within the standard (or any of our own internal ones) will be represented as (`UNKNOWN_ERROR of int), where int is the unknown error code.

delete the entry named by dn from the directory

this function is for encoding lists of bervals, a common case.

encode a value of type ldap_message using lber and return a string which is ready to be put on the wire

return the int asociated with the specified result code

if you need a fast, low level interface to to_string, this function will write ldif directly into a buffer.

equate attributes by oid.

given an ldap error code return a string describing it

escape a string which is intended to be the VALUE of an attribute assertion in a filter.

Escape a string which you intend to be part of a VALUE in the dn.

Ldif_oo.fold f ldif value, for each ldif entry en in the ldif object fold computes f (...

Ldif_changerec.fold f change value, for each change entry en in the change object fold computes f (...

given a source of ldapentry objects (unit -> ldapentry), such as the return value of ldapcon#search_a compute (f eN ...

format lists of entries, in this case only print the dn

toplevel formatter for ldapentry, prints the whole entry with a nice structure.

A formatter for the schema, prints the structure, and expands the hashtbls to show the keys.

get an attr structure by one of its names (canonical or otherwise, however getting it by canonical name is currently much faster)

get an objectclass structure by one of its names (canonical or otherwise, however getting it by canonical name is currently much faster)

fetch a search entry from the wire using the given msgid.

fetch a search entry from the wire using the given msgid.

Initialize the server, create the listening socket and return the server context, which you will pass to serv to process connections.

Ldif_oo.iter f ldif, iterate accross all ldif entries in the specified ldif object, applying f to each one

Ldif_changerec.iter f change, iterate accross all change entries in the specified change object, applying f to each one

given a source of ldapentry objects (unit -> ldapentry), such as the return value of ldapcon#search_a, apply f (first arg) to each entry See List.iter

print to stderr a string with a human readable description of an LDAP_Failure exception

return a string with a human readable description of an LDAP_Failure exception

connect to the specified host and add the specified objects.

connect to the specified host and perform one or more modifications.

connect to the specified host and perform a search.

same as rev_map, but does it in order

apply the list of modifications to the named entry

change the rdn, and optionally the superior entry of dn

given a name of an objectclass (canonical or otherwise), return its oid.

given an ldapentry as returned by ldapcon, or constructed manually, produce a search_result_entry suitable for ldap_funclient, or ldap_funserver.

internalize the url contained in the string argument

turn the string representation into the internal representation defined in ldap_types.ml.

Given a string representation of a dn, return a structured representation.

given the oid of an attribute, return its canonical name

given the oid of an objectclass, return its canonical name

readSchema attribute_list objectclass_list, parse the schema into a schema type given a list of attribute definition lines, and objectclass definition lines.

reads the contents octets

read all the entries in the named ldif file and return them in a list

return a readbyte implementation which uses another readbyte, but allows setting a read boundry.

a readbyte implementation which reads from an FD.

a readbyte implementation which reads from an SSL socket.

return a readbyte function for a string, currently not implemented

given a source of ldapentry objects (unit -> ldapentry), such as the return value of ldapcon#search_a apply f (first arg) to each entry in reverse, and return a list containing the result of each application.

Using the supplied server context, begin processing ldap operations.

This reference controls the dept of printing for the schema in the toplevel.

Search for the given entry with the specified base node and search scope, optionally limiting the returned attributes to those listed in 'attrs'.

This is the syncronus version of search.

Shutdown the server

given a search_result_entry as returned by ldap_funclient, produce an ldapentry containing either the entry, or the referral object

turn an internal representaion of a filter into a string representaion compliant with rfc2254

Given a structural representation of a dn, return a string representation.

close the connection to the server.

write all the entries in the given list to the named file in ldif format