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Re: ldap_add_s

You've got some kind of an interface problem.  Or some problem with
your local OS, or  perhaps the threading library use by the server.
I can assure you that ldap_add_s works, even for 1.2.11.

Randy

> While examining an interface between LDAP and the programming environment
> Mozart/Oz a problem was encountered when running the following function call
> sequence:
> 
> ldap_init --> LDAP_SUCCESS
> ldap_bind --> LDAP_SUCCESS
> ldap_add_s --> LDAP_SERVER_DOWN
> ldap_unbind --> LDAP_SUCCESS
> 
> However, the ldap_add_s operation succeeded on the LDAP server (1.2.11,
> Linux).
> 
> After carefully checking all function parameters to ldap_add_s the only
> workaround that gave reasonable results was to run the asynchronous version
> ldap_add and repeat the ldap_result function in a loop as long as the
> LDAP_SERVER_DOWN return code disappeared. This happend after about 20..25
> msec on a 700 MHz Linux system.
> 
> Since I couldn't find any relevant information in the archive so far, any
> information on the behaviour described above would be really appreciated.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Eckhard Kantz
> mailto: Eckhard.Kantz@gmx.de / homepage: http://wegalink.net
> Germany, 82256 F_rstenfeldbruck, Schwalbenstra_e 32
> Phone: +49-8141-290959 / Fax: +49-89-1488-211541
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