Correctly document the compiled in default for the temporary directory used by the ldapsearch utility as well as the environment variables that will override the default.
- LDAP MODRDN handling
- support paged response
- add wt_extended
- add config emit
- wt_key_read() return WT_NOTFOUND if not found key.
- add ext_candidates()
- fix idlcache session name
- fix warning
- don't reuse idlcache cursor
- set correct pid when modrdn with newsuperior
- fix condition bug
- fix send_search_entry() error handling
- fix for referral handling
- fix for readonly mode
- fix sizelimit response
- support modrdn
- improve modify handling
- clear ancestor idlcache
- fix for multi-DIT
- IMPORTANT CHANGES: Compatibility is broken with previous database table, please restore database from LDIF.
- checking for scope=children
- sort dn2idl result
- fix cursor leak
- support db_open with readonly mode
- add wt_tool_entry_delete
- initialize comp variable
- support referrals
- implement wt_tool_dn2id_get() and wt_tool_entry_modify() for slapadd -w
- skip redundant scan, and more debug message
- fix OID conflict with back-passwd
- no need to close session, It may cause SEGV.
- fixed wt_dn2entry for empty DN
- support multiple database
- Construct wiredtiger's config parameter. It allow multi line wtconfig settings
- add idlcache
- fix concurrent modification to a entry with multi values
- prevent to add duplicate dn entry
- suppress error message "search_near failed: WT_NOTFOUND"
- update Debug statements
- back-wt does not support subtree rename
- fix for @ondra review
- update slapd-wt.5 and warning for mode option
- add back-wt test into test target
- add scope checking
This patch file is derived from OpenLDAP Software. All of the
modifications to OpenLDAP Software represented in the following patch(es)
were developed by Andrew Findlay <andrew.findlay@skills-1st.co.uk>.
I have not assigned rights and/or interest in this work to any party.
I, Andrew Findlay, hereby place the following modifications to OpenLDAP
Software (and only these modifications) into the public domain. Hence,
these modifications may be freely used and/or redistributed for any
purpose with or without attribution and/or other notice.
