1ldap(3LDAP)                 LDAP Library Functions                 ldap(3LDAP)
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NAME

6       ldap - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol package
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SYNOPSIS

9       cc[ flag... ] file... -lldap[ library... ]
10       #include <lber.h>
11       #include <ldap.h>
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DESCRIPTION

15       The  Lightweight Directory Access Protocol ("LDAP") package (SUNWlldap)
16       includes various command line LDAP clients and a LDAP client library to
17       provide  programmatic  access to the LDAP protocol. This man page gives
18       an overview of the LDAP client library functions.
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20
21       An application might use the LDAP client library functions as  follows.
22       The  application  would initialize a LDAP session with a LDAP server by
23       calling ldap_init(3LDAP). Next, it authenticates to the LDAP server  by
24       calling  ldap_sasl_bind(3LDAP)  and  friends.  It may perform some LDAP
25       operations  and  obtain  results  by  calling  ldap_search(3LDAP)   and
26       friends.  To  parse the results returned from these functions, it calls
27       ldap_parse_result(3LDAP),ldap_next_entry(3LDAP),                    and
28       ldap_first_entry(3LDAP) and others. It closes the LDAP session by call‐
29       ing ldap_unbind(3LDAP).
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31
32       LDAP operations can be either synchronous or asynchronous.  By  conven‐
33       tion, the names of the sychronous functions end with "_s." For example,
34       a synchronous binding to the LDAP server can be  performed  by  calling
35       ldap_sasl_bind_s(3LDAP).   Complete   an   asynchronous   binding  with
36       ldap_sasl_bind(3LDAP). All synchronous functions return the actual out‐
37       come  of the operation, either LDAP_SUCCESS or an error code. Asynchro‐
38       nous routines provide an invocation identifier which  can  be  used  to
39       obtain  the   result  of  a  specific  operation by passing it to thel‐
40       dap_result(3LDAP) function.
41
42   Initializing a LDAP session
43       Initializing a LDAP session involves calling the ldap_init(3LDAP) func‐
44       tion. However, the call does not actually open a connection to the LDAP
45       server. It merely initializes a LDAP structure that represents the ses‐
46       sion.  The  connection is opened when the first operation is attempted.
47       Unlike ldap_init(), ldap_open(3LDAP) attempts to open a connection with
48       the LDAP server. However, the use of ldap_open() is deprecated.
49
50   Authenticating to a LDAP server
51       The ldap_sasl_bind(3LDAP) and ldap_sasl_bind_s(3LDAP) functions provide
52       general and extensible authenticaton for  an  LDAP  client  to  a  LDAP
53       server.  Both use the Simple Authentication Security Layer (SASL). Sim‐
54       plified routines ldap_simple_bind(3LDAP) and  ldap_simple_bind_s(3LDAP)
55       use   cleartext   passwords   to  bind  to  the  LDAP  server.  Use  of
56       ldap_bind(3LDAP) and ldap_bind_s(3LDAP)(3LDAP) is deprecated.
57
58   Searching a LDAP directory
59       Search  for  an  entry   in   a   LDAP   directory   by   calling   the
60       ldap_search_ext(3LDAP) or the ldap_search_ext_s(3LDAP) functions. These
61       functions support LDAPv3 server controls, client controls and  variable
62       size   and   time  limits  as  arguments  for  each  search  operation.
63       ldap_search(3LDAP) and ldap_search_s(3LDAP) are identical functions but
64       do not support the controls and limits as arguments to the call.
65
66   Adding or Deleting an entry
67       Use  ldap_add_ext(3LDAP)  and  ldap_delete_ext(3LDAP)  to add or delete
68       entries in a LDAP directory server.  The  synchronous  counterparts  to
69       these functions are ldap_add_ext_s(3LDAP) and ldap_delete_ext_s(3LDAP).
70       The   ldap_add(3LDAP),   ldap_add_s(3LDAP),   ldap_delete(3LDAP),   and
71       ldap_delete_s(3LDAP)  provide  identical  functionality  to  add and to
72       delete entries, but they do not support LDAP v3 server and client  con‐
73       trols.
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75   Modifying Entries
76       Use  ldap_modify_ext(3LDAP)  and  ldap_modify_ext_s(3LDAP) to modify an
77       existing entry in a LDAP server that supports  for  LDAPv3  server  and
78       client     controls.     Similarly,    use    ldap_rename(3LDAP)    and
79       ldap_rename_s(3LDAP) to change the name of an LDAP entry. The ldap_mod‐
80       rdn(3LDAP),  ldap_modrdn_s(3LDAP),  ldap_modrdn2(3LDAP)  and  ldap_mod‐
81       rdn2_s(3LDAP) interfaces are deprecated.
82
83   Obtaining Results
84       Use ldap_result(3LDAP) to obtain the results of a previous asynchronous
85       operation.  For all LDAP operations other than search, only one message
86       is returned. For the search operation, a list of result messages can be
87       returned.
88
89   Handling Errors and Parsing Results
90       Use  the  ldap_parse_result(3LDAP), ldap_parse_sasl_bind_result(3LDAP),
91       and the ldap_parse_extended_result(3LDAP) functions to extract required
92       information  from  results  and  and  to handle the returned errors. To
93       covert a numeric error code into  a  null-terminated  character  string
94       message   describing   the   error,   use  ldap_err2string(3LDAP).  The
95       ldap_result2error(3LDAP) and ldap_perror(3LDAP)  functions  are  depre‐
96       cated.  To  step  through  the list of messages in a result returned by
97       ldap_result(),   use   ldap_first_message(3LDAP)   and   ldap_next_mes‐
98       sage(3LDAP).  ldap_count_messages(3LDAP) returns the number of messages
99       contained in the list.
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102       You can use ldap_first_entry(3LDAP) and ldap_next_entry(3LDAP) to  step
103       through  and  obtain a list of entries from a list of messages returned
104       by a search result. ldap_count_entries(3LDAP)  returns  the  number  of
105       entries    contained    in    a   list   of   messages.   Call   either
106       ldap_first_attribute(3LDAP)  and  ldap_next_attribute(3LDAP)  to   step
107       through  a  list  of  attributes associated with an entry. Retrieve the
108       values of a  given  attribute  by  calling  ldap_get_values(3LDAP)  and
109       ldap_get_values_len(3LDAP).  Count  the  number  of  values returned by
110       using ldap_count_values(3LDAP) and ldap_count_values_len(3LDAP).
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112
113       Use the ldap_get_lang_values(3LDAP) and ldap_get_lang_values_len(3LDAP)
114       to  return an attribute's values that matches a specified language sub‐
115       type. The  ldap_get_lang_values()  function  returns  an  array  of  an
116       attribute's string values that matches a specified language subtype. To
117       retrieve the binary data from an attribute, call the ldap_get_lang_val‐
118       ues_len() function instead.
119
120   Uniform Resource Locators (URLS)
121       You  can  use the ldap_url(3LDAP)functions to test a URL to verify that
122       it is an LDAP URL, to parse LDAP URLs into their component  pieces,  to
123       initiate  searches  directly using an LDAP URL, and to retrieve the URL
124       associated with a DNS domain name or a distinguished name.
125
126   User Friendly Naming
127       The ldap_ufn(3LDAP) functions implement a user friendly  naming  scheme
128       by  means  of  LDAP.  This  scheme  allows you to look up entries using
129       fuzzy, untyped names like "mark smith, umich, us".
130
131   Caching
132       The ldap_memcache(3LDAP) functions provide  an  in-memory  client  side
133       cache  to  store  search  requests.  Caching  improves  performance and
134       reduces network bandwidth when a client  makes repeated requests.
135
136   Utility Functions
137       There  are  also  various  utility   functions.   You   can   use   the
138       ldap_sort(3LDAP)  functions  are  used  to  sort the entries and values
139       returned   by   means   of   the    ldap    search    functions.    The
140       ldap_friendly(3LDAP)  functions  will map from short two letter country
141       codes  or  other  strings  to  longer   "friendlier"  names.  Use   the
142       ldap_charset(3LDAP) functions to translate to and from the T.61 charac‐
143       ter set that is used for many character strings in the LDAP protocol.
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145   Generating Filters
146       Make calls to ldap_init_getfilter(3LDAP) and ldap_search(3LDAP) to gen‐
147       erate    filters    to    be    used    in    ldap_search(3LDAP)    and
148       ldap_search_s(3LDAP). ldap_init_getfilter()  reads  ldapfilter.conf(4),
149       the  LDAP configuration file, while ldap_init_getfilter_buf() reads the
150       configuration information  from  buf  of  length  buflen.  ldap_getfil‐
151       ter_free(3LDAP)  frees  memory  that  has  been  allocated  by means of
152       ldap_init_getfilter().
153
154   BER Library
155       The LDAP package includes a set of  lightweight  Basic  Encoding  Rules
156       ("BER)"  functions. The LDAP library functions use the BER functions to
157       encode and decode LDAP protocol elements through the  slightly  simpli‐
158       fied  BER  defined  by  LDAP. They are not normally used directly by an
159       LDAP  application program will  not  normally  use  the  BER  functions
160       directly.  Instead, these functions provide a printf() and scanf()-like
161       interface, as well as lower-level access.
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LIST OF INTERFACES

164       ldap_open(3LDAP)
165
166           Deprecated. Use ldap_init(3LDAP).
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168
169       ldap_init(3LDAP)
170
171           Initialize a session with a LDAP server without opening  a  connec‐
172           tion to a server.
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174
175       ldap_result(3LDAP)
176
177           Obtain the result from a previous asynchronous operation.
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179
180       ldap_abandon(3LDAP)
181
182           Abandon or abort an asynchronous operation.
183
184
185       ldap_add(3LDAP)
186
187           Asynchronously add an entry
188
189
190       ldap_add_s(3LDAP)
191
192           Synchronously add an entry.
193
194
195       ldap_add_ext(3LDAP)
196
197           Asynchronously add an entry with support for LDAPv3 controls.
198
199
200       ldap_add_ext_s(3LDAP)
201
202           Synchronously add an entry with support for LDAPv3 controls.
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204
205       ldap_bind(3LDAP)
206
207           Deprecated. Use ldap_sasl_bind(3LDAP) or ldap_simple_bind(3LDAP).
208
209
210       ldap_sasl_bind(3LDAP)
211
212           Asynchronously bind to the directory using SASL authentication
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214
215       ldap_sasl_bind_s(3LDAP)
216
217           Synchronously bind to the directory using SASL authentication
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220       ldap_bind_s(3LDAP)
221
222           Deprecated.     Use     ldap_sasl_bind_s(3LDAP)     or    ldap_sim‐
223           ple_bind_s(3LDAP).
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225
226       ldap_simple_bind(3LDAP)
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228           Asynchronously bind to the directory using simple authentication.
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230
231       ldap_simple_bind_s(3LDAP)
232
233           Synchronously bind to the directory using simple authentication.
234
235
236       ldap_unbind(3LDAP)
237
238           Synchronously unbind from the LDAP server,  close  the  connection,
239           and dispose the session handle.
240
241
242       ldap_unbind_ext(3LDAP)
243
244           Synchronously unbind from the LDAP server and close the connection.
245           ldap_unbind_ext() allows you to explicitly include both server  and
246           client controls in the unbind request.
247
248
249       ldap_set_rebind_proc(3LDAP)
250
251           Set callback function for obtaining credentials from a referral.
252
253
254       ldap_memcache_init(3LDAP)
255
256           Create the in-memory client side cache.
257
258
259       ldap_memcache_set(3LDAP)
260
261           Associate  an  in-memory  cache  that  has been already created  by
262           calling the ldap_memcache_init(3LDAP) function with an LDAP connec‐
263           tion handle.
264
265
266       ldap_memcache_get(3LDAP)
267
268           Get the cache associated with the specified LDAP structure.
269
270
271       ldap_memcache_flush(3LDAP)
272
273           Flushes search requests from the cache.
274
275
276       ldap_memcache_destroy(3LDAP)
277
278           Frees the specified LDAPMemCache structure pointed to by cache from
279           memory.
280
281
282       ldap_memcache_update(3LDAP)
283
284           Checks the cache for items that have expired and removes them.
285
286
287       ldap_compare(3LDAP)
288
289           Asynchronous compare with a directory entry.
290
291
292       ldap_compare_s(3LDAP)
293
294           Synchronous compare with a directory entry.
295
296
297       ldap_compare_ext(3LDAP)
298
299           Asynchronous compare with  a  directory  entry,  with  support  for
300           LDAPv3 controls.
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302
303       ldap_compare_ext_s(3LDAP)
304
305           Synchronous compare with a directory entry, with support for LDAPv3
306           controls.
307
308
309       ldap_control_free(3LDAP)
310
311           Dispose of an LDAP control.
312
313
314       ldap_controls_free(3LDAP)
315
316           Dispose of an array of LDAP controls.
317
318
319       ldap_delete(3LDAP)
320
321           Asynchronously delete an entry.
322
323
324       ldap_delete_s(3LDAP)
325
326           Synchronously delete an entry.
327
328
329       ldap_delete_ext(3LDAP)
330
331           Asynchronously delete an entry, with support for LDAPv3 controls.
332
333
334       ldap_delete_ext_s(3LDAP)
335
336           Synchronously delete an entry, with support for LDAPv3 controls.
337
338
339       ldap_init_templates(3LDAP)
340
341           Read a sequence of templates from  a  LDAP  template  configuration
342           file.
343
344
345       ldap_init_templates_buf(3LDAP)
346
347           Read a sequence of templates from a buffer.
348
349
350       ldap_free_templates(3LDAP)
351
352           Dispose of the templates allocated.
353
354
355       ldap_first_reference(3LDAP)
356
357           Step  through  a  list  of  continuation  references  from a search
358           result.
359
360
361       ldap_next_reference(3LDAP)
362
363           Step through a  list  of  continuation  references  from  a  search
364           result.
365
366
367       ldap_count_references(3LDAP)
368
369           Count the number of messages in a search result.
370
371
372       ldap_first_message(3LDAP)
373
374           Step through a list of messages in a search result.
375
376
377       ldap_count_messages(3LDAP)
378
379           Count the messages in a list of messages in a search result.
380
381
382       ldap_next_message(3LDAP)
383
384           Step through a list of messages in a search result.
385
386
387       ldap_msgtype(3LDAP)
388
389           Return the type of LDAP message.
390
391
392       ldap_first_disptmpl(3LDAP)
393
394           Get first display template in a list.
395
396
397       ldap_next_disptmpl(3LDAP)
398
399           Get next display template in a list.
400
401
402       ldap_oc2template(3LDAP)
403
404           Return template appropriate for the objectclass.
405
406
407       ldap_name2template(3LDAP)
408
409           Return named template
410
411
412       ldap_tmplattrs(3LDAP)
413
414           Return attributes needed by the template.
415
416
417       ldap_first_tmplrow(3LDAP)
418
419           Return first row of displayable items in a template.
420
421
422       ldap_next_tmplrow(3LDAP)
423
424           Return next row of displayable items in a template.
425
426
427       ldap_first_tmplcol(3LDAP)
428
429           Return first column of displayable items in a template.
430
431
432       ldap_next_tmplcol(3LDAP)
433
434           Return next column of displayable items in a template.
435
436
437       ldap_entry2text(3LDAP)
438
439           Display an entry as text by using a display template.
440
441
442       ldap_entry2text_search(3LDAP)
443
444           Search  for  and  display  an entry as text by using a display tem‐
445           plate.
446
447
448       ldap_vals2text(3LDAP)
449
450           Display values as text.
451
452
453       ldap_entry2html(3LDAP)
454
455           Display an entry as HTML (HyperText Markup  Language)  by  using  a
456           display template.
457
458
459       ldap_entry2html_search(3LDAP)
460
461           Search  for  and  display  an entry as HTML by using a display tem‐
462           plate.
463
464
465       ldap_vals2html(3LDAP)
466
467           Display values as HTML.
468
469
470       ldap_perror(3LDAP)
471
472           Deprecated. Use ldap_parse_result(3LDAP).
473
474
475       ldap_result2error(3LDAP)
476
477           Deprecated. Use ldap_parse_result(3LDAP).
478
479
480       ldap_err2string(3LDAP)
481
482           Convert LDAP error indication to a string.
483
484
485       ldap_first_attribute(3LDAP)
486
487           Return first attribute name in an entry.
488
489
490       ldap_next_attribute(3LDAP)
491
492           Return next attribute name in an entry.
493
494
495       ldap_first_entry(3LDAP)
496
497           Return first entry in a chain of search results.
498
499
500       ldap_next_entry(3LDAP)
501
502           Return next entry in a chain of search results.
503
504
505       ldap_count_entries(3LDAP)
506
507           Return number of entries in a search result.
508
509
510       ldap_friendly_name(3LDAP)
511
512           Map from unfriendly to friendly names.
513
514
515       ldap_free_friendlymap(3LDAP)
516
517           Free resources used by ldap_friendly(3LDAP).
518
519
520       ldap_get_dn(3LDAP)
521
522           Extract the DN from an entry.
523
524
525       ldap_explode_dn(3LDAP)
526
527           Convert a DN into its component parts.
528
529
530       ldap_explode_dns(3LDAP)
531
532           Convert a DNS-style DN into its component parts (experimental).
533
534
535       ldap_is_dns_dn(3LDAP)
536
537           Check to see if a DN is a DNS-style DN (experimental).
538
539
540       ldap_dns_to_dn(3LDAP)
541
542           Convert a DNS domain name into an X.500 distinguished name.
543
544
545       ldap_dn2ufn(3LDAP)
546
547           Convert a DN into user friendly form.
548
549
550       ldap_get_values(3LDAP)
551
552           Return an attribute's values.
553
554
555       ldap_get_values_len(3LDAP)
556
557           Return an attribute's values with lengths.
558
559
560       ldap_value_free(3LDAP)
561
562           Free memory allocated by ldap_get_values(3LDAP).
563
564
565       ldap_value_free_len(3LDAP)
566
567           Free memory allocated by ldap_get_values_len(3LDAP).
568
569
570       ldap_count_values(3LDAP)
571
572           Return number of values.
573
574
575       ldap_count_values_len(3LDAP)
576
577           Return number of values.
578
579
580       ldap_init_getfilter(3LDAP)
581
582           Initialize getfilter functions from a file.
583
584
585       ldap_init_getfilter_buf(3LDAP)
586
587           Initialize getfilter functions from a buffer.
588
589
590       ldap_getfilter_free(3LDAP)
591
592           Free resources allocated by ldap_init_getfilter(3LDAP).
593
594
595       ldap_getfirstfilter(3LDAP)
596
597           Return first search filter.
598
599
600       ldap_getnextfilter(3LDAP)
601
602           Return next search filter.
603
604
605       ldap_build_filter(3LDAP)
606
607           Construct an LDAP search filter from a pattern.
608
609
610       ldap_setfilteraffixes(3LDAP)
611
612           Set prefix and suffix for search filters.
613
614
615       ldap_modify(3LDAP)
616
617           Asynchronously modify an entry.
618
619
620       ldap_modify_s(3LDAP)
621
622           Synchronously modify an entry.
623
624
625       ldap_modify_ext(3LDAP)
626
627           Asynchronously modify an entry, return value, and place message.
628
629
630       ldap_modify_ext_s(3LDAP)
631
632           Synchronously modify an entry, return value, and place message.
633
634
635       ldap_mods_free(3LDAP)
636
637           Free  array  of  pointers  to  mod  structures  used  by  ldap_mod‐
638           ify(3LDAP).
639
640
641       ldap_modrdn2(3LDAP)
642
643           Deprecated. Use ldap_rename(3LDAP) instead.
644
645
646       ldap_modrdn2_s(3LDAP)
647
648           Deprecated. Use ldap_rename_s(3LDAP) instead.
649
650
651       ldap_modrdn(3LDAP)
652
653           Deprecated. Use ldap_rename(3LDAP) instead.
654
655
656       ldap_modrdn_s(3LDAP)
657
658           Depreciated. Use ldap_rename_s(3LDAP) instead.
659
660
661       ldap_rename(3LDAP)
662
663           Asynchronously modify the name of an LDAP entry.
664
665
666       ldap_rename_s(3LDAP)
667
668           Synchronously modify the name of an LDAP entry.
669
670
671       ldap_msgfree(3LDAP)
672
673           Free result messages.
674
675
676       ldap_parse_result(3LDAP)
677
678           Search for a message to parse.
679
680
681       ldap_parse_extended_result(3LDAP)
682
683           Search for a message to parse.
684
685
686       ldap_parse_sasl_bind_result(3LDAP)
687
688           Search for a message to parse.
689
690
691       ldap_search(3LDAP)
692
693           Asynchronously search the directory.
694
695
696       ldap_search_s(3LDAP)
697
698           Synchronously search the directory.
699
700
701       ldap_search_ext(3LDAP)
702
703           Asynchronously  search  the  directory with support for LDAPv3 con‐
704           trols.
705
706
707       ldap_search_ext_s(3LDAP)
708
709           Synchronously search the directory with  support  for  LDAPv3  con‐
710           trols.
711
712
713       ldap_search_st(3LDAP)
714
715           Synchronously search the directory with support for a local timeout
716           value.
717
718
719       ldap_ufn_search_s(3LDAP)
720
721           User friendly search the directory.
722
723
724       ldap_ufn_search_c(3LDAP)
725
726           User friendly search the directory with cancel.
727
728
729       ldap_ufn_search_ct(3LDAP)
730
731           User friendly search the directory with cancel and timeout.
732
733
734       ldap_ufn_setfilter(3LDAP)
735
736           Set filter file used by ldap_ufn(3LDAP) functions.
737
738
739       ldap_ufn_setprefix(3LDAP)
740
741           Set prefix used by ldap_ufn(3LDAP) functions.
742
743
744       ldap_ufn_timeout(3LDAP)
745
746           Set timeout used by ldap_ufn(3LDAP) functions.
747
748
749       ldap_is_ldap_url(3LDAP)
750
751           Check a URL string to see if it is an LDAP URL.
752
753
754       ldap_url_parse(3LDAP)
755
756           Break up an LDAP URL string into its components.
757
758
759       ldap_free_urldesc(3LDAP)
760
761           Free an LDAP URL structure.
762
763
764       ldap_url_search(3LDAP)
765
766           Asynchronously search by using an LDAP URL.
767
768
769       ldap_url_search_s(3LDAP)
770
771           Synchronously search by using an LDAP URL.
772
773
774       ldap_url_search_st(3LDAP)
775
776           Asynchronously search by using an LDAP  URL,  with  support  for  a
777           local timeout value.
778
779
780       ldap_dns_to_url(3LDAP)
781
782           Locate the LDAP URL associated with a DNS domain name.
783
784
785       ldap_dn_to_url(3LDAP)
786
787           Locate the LDAP URL associated with a distinguished name.
788
789
790       ldap_init_searchprefs(3LDAP)
791
792           Initialize searchprefs functions from a file.
793
794
795       ldap_init_searchprefs_buf(3LDAP)
796
797           Initialize searchprefs functions from a buffer.
798
799
800       ldap_free_searchprefs(3LDAP)
801
802           Free memory allocated by searchprefs functions.
803
804
805       ldap_first_searchobj(3LDAP)
806
807           Return first searchpref object.
808
809
810       ldap_next_searchobj(3LDAP)
811
812           Return next searchpref object.
813
814
815       ldap_sort_entries(3LDAP)
816
817           Sort a list of search results.
818
819
820       ldap_sort_values(3LDAP)
821
822           Sort a list of attribute values.
823
824
825       ldap_sort_strcasecmp(3LDAP)
826
827           Case insensitive string comparison.
828
829
830       ldap_set_string_translators(3LDAP)
831
832           Set character set translation functions used by LDAP library.
833
834
835       ldap_translate_from_t61(3LDAP)
836
837           Translate from the T.61 character set to another character set.
838
839
840       ldap_translate_to_t61(3LDAP)
841
842           Translate to the T.61 character set from another character set.
843
844
845       ldap_enable_translation(3LDAP)
846
847           Enable or disable character translation for an LDAP entry result.
848
849
850       ldap_version(3LDAP)
851
852           Get version information about the LDAP SDK for C.
853
854
855       ldap_get_lang_values(3LDAP)
856
857           Return  an attribute's value that matches a specified language sub‐
858           type.
859
860
861       ldap_get_lang_values_len(3LDAP)
862
863           Return an attribute's value that matches a specified language  sub‐
864           type along with lengths.
865
866
867       ldap_get_entry_controls(3LDAP)
868
869           Get  the  LDAP controls included with a directory entry in a set of
870           search results.
871
872
873       ldap_get_option(3LDAP)
874
875           Get session preferences in an LDAP structure.
876
877
878       ldap_set_option(3LDAP)
879
880           Set session preferences in an LDAP structure.
881
882
883       ldap_memfree(3LDAP)
884
885           Free memory allocated by LDAP API functions.
886
887

ATTRIBUTES

889       See attributes(5) for a description of the following attributes:
890
891
892
893
894       ┌─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┐
895       │      ATTRIBUTE TYPE         │      ATTRIBUTE VALUE        │
896       ├─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
897       │Availability                 │SUNWcsl (32-bit)             │
898       │                             │SUNWcslx (64-bit)            │
899       ├─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
900       │Stability Level              │Evolving                     │
901       └─────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────┘
902

SEE ALSO

904       attributes(5)
905
906
907
908SunOS 5.11                        27 Jan 2002                      ldap(3LDAP)
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