[tpop3d-discuss] auth-ldap module for tpop3d

Wed, 06 Feb 2002 20:44:21 +0100

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re,

If you think there are no problem.... let it go.
I'll order my configuration file and release the patch.... you'll test 
it, then :)
maybe the problem is me :)))

sorry fot the list, the reply to you only was wanted :)
I didn't thought this kind of problem was concerniong the ML.
I'll do so now ...

let's get back to work.

Cheers,

Prune

Chris Lightfoot wrote:

>    [ You're still not sending these emails to the list!
>      I'm manually bouncing them there.... ]
>
>On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 07:56:02PM +0100, Prune wrote:
>
>>hummm,
>>
>>tell me if I'm right....
>>
>>i = strcmp(k, S2->key);
>>
>
>I take it you mean in stringmap_find?
>
>>this compare the attr defined in the auth.x.c file and the one in the 
>>conf file.
>>I guess, then, if the result is not 0 (not equals), you go to the next 
>>attr, depending on alphabetiacl order... ?
>>why ?
>>
>
>The keys are put into a binary tree in stringmap_insert,
>so we can search for a given key by comparing the key
>against the key for each node, and going down left or
>right hand branch depending on the result from strcmp.
>
>>attribut "aaa" is the first thing you can have in the conf file. "aaa" 
>>is checked against the first line of the conf file.
>>As this line goes 'after' (in the alphabet) than 'aaa', we check the 
>>attribute 'before' the first line... which does not exist... so we stop....
>>
>
>Well, as I've said, I can't reproduce the problem, and the
>above doesn't describe how I think the function works.
>

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re,<br>
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If you think there are no problem.... let it go.<br>
I'll order my configuration file and release the patch.... you'll test it,
then :)<br>
maybe the problem is me :)))<br>
<br>
sorry fot the list, the reply to you only was wanted :)<br>
I didn't thought this kind of problem was concerniong the ML.<br>
I'll do so now ...<br>
<br>
let's get back to work.<br>
<br>
Cheers,<br>
<br>
Prune<br>
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Chris Lightfoot wrote:<br>
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  <pre wrap="">    [ You're still not sending these emails to the list!<br>      I'm manually bouncing them there.... ]<br><br>On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 07:56:02PM +0100, Prune wrote:<br></pre>
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    <pre wrap="">hummm,<br><br>tell me if I'm right....<br><br>i = strcmp(k, S2-&gt;key);<br></pre>
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    <pre wrap=""><!----><br>I take it you mean in stringmap_find?<br><br></pre>
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      <pre wrap="">this compare the attr defined in the auth.x.c file and the one in the <br>conf file.<br>I guess, then, if the result is not 0 (not equals), you go to the next <br>attr, depending on alphabetiacl order... ?<br>why ?<br></pre>
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      <pre wrap=""><!----><br>The keys are put into a binary tree in stringmap_insert,<br>so we can search for a given key by comparing the key<br>against the key for each node, and going down left or<br>right hand branch depending on the result from strcmp.<br><br></pre>
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        <pre wrap="">attribut "aaa" is the first thing you can have in the conf file. "aaa" <br>is checked against the first line of the conf file.<br>As this line goes 'after' (in the alphabet) than 'aaa', we check the <br>attribute 'before' the first line... which does not exist... so we stop....<br></pre>
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        <pre wrap=""><!----><br>Well, as I've said, I can't reproduce the problem, and the<br>above doesn't describe how I think the function works.<br><br></pre>
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