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Hi, I try to implement LDAP support in a little program I made. However, I don't like to waste the program with all the LDAP library stuff from the University of Michigan or OpenLDAP. So I checkout out the LDAP RFC (1777) to make my own little server implementation (it only should support search support for LDAP on one level) and I must say its a useless RFC. It's very abstract and doesn't really tell how client<->server communicate to each other (responses, typical actions, etc). Later I found out that LDAP is based on DAP (directory access protocol) but I didn't find any real specification what is really send via that protocol either. Did I miss some RFC or Draft who says what is really send via the protocol? Best regards, Simon
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