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As of MacOS X Server, Apple's lookupd daemon supports LDAP (using the RFC 2307 schema used by nss_ldap). More information on lookupd is available at http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n24902. Because the source code to lookupd is now available as part of Darwin's NetInfo project (see http://publicsource.apple.com) it should be possible to back-port this functionality to NEXTSTEP 3.3 and OPENSTEP 4.2, as the Mach IPC interface is similar.
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An updated version of LDAPAgent with support for the OpenLDAP 2.x client library and various bug fixes is available in the lukeh-OpenLDAP branch of Services/netinfo/servers/lookupd, in Apple's Darwin CVS repository.
lukeh@padl.com
For current versions of Mac OS X, you should use Directory Services to access LDAP servers, as LDAPAgent is no longer supported.
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