activeldap 5.2.4 → 6.0.0

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- h1. ActiveLdap
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- A ruby library for object-oriented LDAP interface.
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- * Copyright (C) 2004-2006 Will Drewry _<will@alum.bu.edu>_
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- * Copyright (C) 2006-2013 Kouhei Sutou _<kou@clear-code.com>_
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- h2. Description
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- 'ActiveLdap' is a ruby library which provides a clean
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- objected oriented interface to LDAP library. It was
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- inspired by ActiveRecord. This is not nearly as clean or as
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- flexible as ActiveRecord, but it is still trivial to define
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- new objects and manipulate them with minimal difficulty.
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- For example and usage - read the
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- "document":http://activeldap.github.io/.
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- h2. Prerequisites
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- - Ruby intepreter :=
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- One of them:
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- * "Ruby":http://www.ruby-lang.org (1.9.3, 2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x, 2.3.0)
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- * "JRuby":http://www.jruby.org/
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-
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- See the above links for installation.
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- - LDAP client :=
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- JRuby doesn't need to install new library because JRuby
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- has builtin LDAP support. Ruby users need one of them:
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- * "Ruby/LDAP":http://ruby-ldap.sourceforge.net/
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- * "Net::LDAP":http://rubyldap.com/
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- See the above links for installation.
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- =:
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- - ActiveModel :=
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- A toolkit for building modeling frameworks like Active
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- Record and Active Resource.
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- h2. Notes
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- * Only GSSAPI SASL support exists due to Ruby/LDAP limitations
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- h2. Rails
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- See "Rails":file.rails.html ("doc/text/rails.textile":doc/text/rails.textile
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- in the repository and on GitHub) page for Rails integration.
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- h2. Licence
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- This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it. It is
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- dual licensed under Ruby's license and under the terms of the GNU General
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- Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2,
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- or (at your option) any later version.
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- Please see the file LICENSE for the terms of the licence.
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- h2. Thanks
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- This list may not be correct. If you notice mistakes of this
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- list, please point out.
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- * Dick Davies
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- * Nathan Kinder
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- * Patrick Cole
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- * Google Inc.
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- * Nobody: Bug reports and API improveent ideas.
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- * James Hughes: Bug reports and advices and documentations.
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- * Buzz Chopra: Documentations.
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- * Christoph Lipp:
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- ** Bug reports.
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- ** Tell us character escape syntax.
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- * Jeff Hall: Bug reports.
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- * Ernie Miller: Bug reports and advices.
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- * Daniel Pfile: Patches.
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- * Jacob Wilkins: Bug reports.
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- * Ace Suares:
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- ** Bug reports.
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- ** Nederlands translations.
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- * Iain Pople: Bug reports and API improvement ideas.
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- * Kevin McCarthy: Patches.
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- * Perry Smith: Patches, bug reports and indications.
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- * Marc Dequènes: API suggestions.
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- * Jeremy Pruitt: Bug reports.
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- * Bodaniel Jeanes:
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- ** A suggestion for behavior on simple bind with empty password.
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- ** Bug reports.
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- * Naoto Morishima: Bug reports.
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- * David Morton:
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- ** An API improvement idea.
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- ** Bug reports.
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- * Lennon Day-Reynolds: Bug reports.
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- * Tilo: A bug report.
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- * Matt Mencel: Bug reports.
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- * CultureSpy:
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- ** Bug reports.
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- ** Bug fixes.
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- * gwarf12: A bug report.
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- * Baptiste Grenier: API improvement ideas.
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- * Richard 3 Nicholas: API improvement ideas.
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- * Kazuhiro NISHIYAMA: A bug report.
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- * Grzegorz Marszałek: A bug report.
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- * しまさわらさん: A suggesetion.
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- * Ted Lepich: A suggestion.
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- * danger1986: A suggestion.
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- * michael.j.konopka: Bug reports.
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- * ingersoll: A suggestion.
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- * Alexey.Chebotar: Bug reports.
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- * ery.lee: A bug report.
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- * id:dicdak: A bug report.
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- * Raiko Mitsu: A bug report.
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- * Kazuaki Takase: Documents in Japanese.
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- * Tim Hermans: A bug report.
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- * Joe Francis: A suggestion.
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- * Tiago Fernandes: Bug reports.
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- * achemze: A suggestion.
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- * George Montana Harkin: A suggestion.
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- * Marc Dequènes: Bug reports.
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- * brad@lucky-dip.net: A bug report.
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- * Hideyuki Yasuda: Bug reports.
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- * zachwily: A bug report.
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- * syrius.ml@no-log.org: A bug report.
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- * Tim Hermans: A bug report.
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- * Anthony M. Martinez: Helped SASL options support
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- * ilusi0n.x: A bug report.
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- * projekttabla: A suggestion.
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- * christian.pennaforte: A bug report.
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- * planetmcd: A bug report.
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- * spoidar: Rails 3 support.
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- * Kris Wehner: Rails 2.3.8 support.
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- * Ryan Tandy:
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- ** A test bug fix.
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- ** Rails 3 support.
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- * rbq: A bug report.
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- * Narihiro Nakamura: Rails 3 support.
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- * Hidetoshi Yoshimoto: Rails 3 support.
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- * warden: A bug report.
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- * bklier: A bug fix.
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- h2. Repository
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- GitHub":https://github.com/activeldap]. Here is a
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- - "activeldap":https://github.com/activeldap/activeldap :=
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- h2. Issues
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- ActiveLdap uses "Issues on
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- GitHub":https://github.com/activeldap/activeldap/issues for
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- h2. Rails 3 support
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- Here is design about Rails 3 support.
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- h3. must
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- * We add active_ldap/test_help.rb to support ActiveLdap fixture.
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- http://ruby-activeldap.rubyforge.org/activeldap-fabrication/en/#Install
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- * We provide active_ldap/railtie to initialize ActiveLdap.
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