Re: write block in ber_flush under Solaris 2.6 (ITS#338)

[paul@AuroraGrp.Com]

This error is apparently caused when there is more than one outstanding
asynchronous request (bind or search) without calling ldap_result().

The documention should note that ldap_result() should be called immediately
after every asynchronous call. 

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