Symas OpenLDAP 2.4.21.1 Released for MacOS 10.5 (Leopard) on i386 and x86_64

Symas OpenLDAP 2.4.21.0 is available on our download site. The changes for this release include:

Packaging:
Fixed db_sql not in package (Symas #792)
Fixed exampledb.sh problem that could cause it to not find slapd and
then to exit (Symas #791)
Most silver releases will only contain 32-bit versions of Symas
OpenLDAP.

OpenLDAP:
Fixed lockup problem on MacOS X 10.5 32-bit build (Symas #796)

This release is available immediately for MacOS 10.5 (Leopard) on i386 and x86_64.

January 14, 2010

Release Notes for Symas OpenLDAP
Gold and Silver, Version 2.4.21.1

This release of Symas OpenLDAP contains the following component versions:

OpenLDAP 2.4.21

BDB 4.8.26

Cyrus SASL 2.1.22

OpenSSL 0.9.8k

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*** Upgrade Alert ***

See the Upgrade alert included in the Release Notes for version 2.4.21.0
concerning compatibility with previous versions of Symas OpenLDAP 2.4.

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Known defects in this release:
The homedir overlay is experimental (Symas #738)
CA.pl and c_rehash may not have the correct path to perl interpreter
if installed form the symas-openldap-client package (Symas #787)
The version number that is reported for Symas OpenLDAP by the Solaris
pkginfo command is incorrect for Solaris platforms (Symas #715)

Changes for this release:
Packaging:
Fixed db_sql not in package (Symas #792)
Fixed exampledb.sh problem that could cause it to not find slapd and
then to exit (Symas #791)
Most silver releases will only contain 32-bit versions of Symas
OpenLDAP.

OpenLDAP:
Fixed lockup problem on MacOS X 10.5 32-bit build (Symas #796)

Berkeley DB:
No changes

OpenSSL:
No changes

SASL:
No Changes

Status of this release:
This is a production release and is made available for general use. We have
tested it in our labs and in the field and we believe it is suitable for
use in production environments. However, as is always the case with any
software, please test it in your own environment to make sure it meets your
requirements, Maintain backups of critical data and make appropriate
provisions for unexpected outages.

Because this release contains so many changes, we suggest that upgraders spend a
little more time than usual testing this release before putting it into
production.

Bug reports, comments, and suggestions should be submitted to your dedicated
support email address or to support@symas.com.

We look forward to hearing from you!