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> Hello,

>     I used tu use an LDAP module to do authentication with Apache-1.3.x
> and it warked just fine !

>     As a very curious person, I'm trying to get to use Apache-2.0.35.
> But I still need to do LDAP authentication.

>     I read the manual pages shipped in Apache distribution, and learnt
> that mod_ldap and mao_auth_ldap are no longer part of the stantard
> Apache 2 distribution. So I "CVS checked out" some source code named
> httpd-ldap, as indicated in the manual pages.

>     My problem is now where must I store the top-level directory
> (httpd-ldap, and its subdirectories ldap-aaa and ldap-cache) in the main
> Apache 2.0.35 source tree ? And how do I get the
> configuration/compilation process to use those modules ?? I tried
> several ways, but none succeeded...

>     Any help would be greatly appreciated.

> Thank you very much.

> Hubert.

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> good luck trying to figure to get mod_auth_ldap up and running on
> Apache 2.0.

> I have tried all kinds of ./configure foo, but with no results. I even
> tried to compile the httpd-ldap using apxs, but the code doesnt even
> compile.

> ldap-aaa compiles
> # /usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs -i -a -c mod_auth_ldap.c

> but ldap-cache doesn't compile at all
> # /usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs -i -a -c ldap_util.c ldap_util_cache.c
> ldap_util_cache_mgr.c

> {and bunch of compilation error come up}

> if you find something, let me know. Thanks

> In Peace,
> Saqib Ali

> > Hello,

> >     I used tu use an LDAP module to do authentication with Apache-1.3.x
> > and it warked just fine !

> >     As a very curious person, I'm trying to get to use Apache-2.0.35.
> > But I still need to do LDAP authentication.

> >     I read the manual pages shipped in Apache distribution, and learnt
> > that mod_ldap and mao_auth_ldap are no longer part of the stantard
> > Apache 2 distribution. So I "CVS checked out" some source code named
> > httpd-ldap, as indicated in the manual pages.

> >     My problem is now where must I store the top-level directory
> > (httpd-ldap, and its subdirectories ldap-aaa and ldap-cache) in the main
> > Apache 2.0.35 source tree ? And how do I get the
> > configuration/compilation process to use those modules ?? I tried
> > several ways, but none succeeded...

> >     Any help would be greatly appreciated.

> > Thank you very much.

> > Hubert.

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