Alter the default wrap width for LDIF to expand to the terminal size, with an optional rc file override.

More robust path for connection retries. Show optional, unused attributes as comments in the editor.

Fix the gmake variable that snags the current version number.

Fix the uninitialized $path value errors I erroneously introduced on 'cd' without an argument.

Added tag 0.7 for changeset 4e77e8e5d467

Bump to v0.7.

Attempt to retry the operation on failure. Less-than-optimal behavior reported by Alexander Perlis <aperlis@math.lsu.edu>.

Add a flag to force a password prompt, so you can override credentials from your cached shelldap.rc.

Take only second argument for run_{cd,edit,mkdir} Make the behaviour of cd, edit and mkdir similar to cat and delete/rm and fail if some RDN's in the argument contain spaces without beeing quoted. --- shelldap | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

Fix bug introduced in rev:a3a710f720dd with passwd arguments.

Added tag 0.5 for changeset 12f279ef4f9d

Backout the additional objectClasses patch for mkdir: same behavior can be acheived with 'touch', less complex to leave it as is.

Add a --version flag.

Small documentation fixes, add better verbosity when saving connection cache data.

Make sure the hasSubordinates attribute is defined before checking its value.

fix 'ls -R' output, minor style cleanup

Repair broken path behavior, remove unneeded #path_to_dn 'relative' flag.

[PATCH 19/19] remove rdn_to_dn() after its last users are gone From 892013debac0aef9937ecfbf2c8aab72c88e07cc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 Signed-off-by: Peter Marschall <peter@adpm.de> --- shelldap | 21 --------------------- 1 files changed, 0 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)

run_cat: convert to using path_to_dn() run_edit: convert to using path_to_dn() run_copy & run_move: convert to using path_to_dn() run_grep: convert to using path_to_dn() run_passwd: convert to using path_to_dn()

add method path_to_dn() to convert a given "path" to a DN path_to_dn() replaces the occurrences of '~', '.' and '..' in a path given and returns a DN. However, it does not check whether the DN is valid. Especially: - on return it is not guaranteed that the DN exists - on return the first part does not need to be a valid RDN

mkdir: support more objectclasses Depending on the naming attribute given, support the objectclasses 'country' and 'organization' in addition to the default 'organizationalUnit'.

make_filter: cope with filters that are already parenthesized Treat filter elements correctly that may be more complex filters themselves; e.g. '(&(sn=Doe)(givenname=John))'

run_list: new argument syntax: [<options>] [<filter>] [<attributes>] From 232fbd24ff43c9c0d0691cf0e1b51a82ef099489 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 Make run_list work with a properly defined argument syntax: - start with (optional) options: -R -l - continue with filter ['(objectclass=*)' as fallback if none given] - end with attributes (also optional) Add method is_valid_filter() to check whether a strig is a legal LDAP filter.

fix attribute lists for LDAP queries LDAP does not know of an attribute named 'dn'. To get only the DN in a search, the attriibute list to use is '1.1'. On all other cases, the DN of the entries found is automaticlly part of the result set too.

remove now unused parent_dn() method

cd: flexible treatment of repeated '..', even as prefix Treat '..' as any shell does: - while the path given starts with '..', strip away the first element of the current base DN - use ',' as separator - if anything remains in thep ath given, prepend it to the stripped down baseDN - use the result as the new base DN

small style cleanup

base(): make more secure, allow '' as DN Only accept DNs as arguments to base that are legal DNs. Convert DN given into canonical form.

slight cleanup: make more clear, it's an array

use sane way to get a default basedn: RootDSe's namingContexts

Add documentation for the additional short flags.

accept short option names for some options Accept short name equivalents like in ldap... commands for 'server', 'basedn' and 'binddn'.