I have finally released 1.6.1 of &authldap;. This version corrects various bugs that have been reported on the mailing list, and also corrects one potentially serious security bug. I recommend that all users of &authldap; upgrade to this version. You can get it here, and you can also read the change log.

Yes, after months and months, I have decided that it is time to call this release finished. Release 1.6.0 is now the official production version of &authldap;. You can get here, and you can also read the change log.

This release incorporates the TLS patches from Jeff Costlow, fixes a small memory leak, and adds some more tweaks to the configure process. This will be the last release before &authldap; is re-released as version 1.6. Get it here.

This release improves on the autoconf process. In addition, some of the code has been changed to make &authldap; more robust when it is not the only auth module in Apache; there were certain situations where &authldap; would segfault if another non-authoritative auth module was also running. Download the new release here.

This release just adds support for building &authldap; as a static module (compiled into Apache). If you don't need to build &authldap; statically, you don't need this release. Get it here.

This release fixes the same memory leak that release 1.4.7 fixed. Get it here.

This release fixes a serious memory leak. All production users of &authldap; should upgrade. Get it here.

This release is the first candidate for the upcoming 1.6 version of &authldap;. In addition to bug fixes, major changes include better support for FrontPage and better compatibility with OpenLDAP 2. Barring any serious bug reports, the next release of &authldap; will be 1.6.0. Get the latest release here.

This release corrects a few outstanding problems with the ldap_url_parse() function in OpenLDAP 2.x. If you aren't having problems with LDAP URLs in your Apache configuration, then you don't need to upgrade. Otherwise, get the latest version here.

I have created a mailing list for &authldap;. This will be the primary support channel for &authldap; from now on, and hopefully, the archives will become a useful resource for all &authldap; users. You can subscribe to the mailing list from the list's web site.

This release corrects some problems with certain versions of OpenLDAP. The behavior of the ldap_url_parse() function had changed, resulting in bad search scopes. Get the latest version here

This release adds support for OpenLDAP 2.0, but doesn't make any other changes. Get it here. Stay tuned for a 1.5.1 developers release, which will also support OpenLDAP 2.0, as well as support autoconf style configuration.

I have released &authldap; 1.5.0, which is the first release of the new developers beta test cycle. There are a lot of changes in this release, including one change with the AuthLDAPCacheSize directive that is not backwards compatible with old auth_ldap configurations. The good news is that the old version and the new version had reasonable values for this directive, so most people probably do not use it in their configs. For more information, read the full change log.

This is a beta developers release only! If you are using &authldap; in a mission-critical production environment, you probably should not be using this release. If you want to assist with testing the next version of &authldap; please feel free to download it and give me feedback.

The only new thing in this is the beginnings of a FAQ. There is no new functionality in this version. Download now!

In celebration of &authldap;'s 2000th download, I decided to release a new version. Note that I skipped the 1.4.1 release because of a last minute bug I discovered after I packaged everything. Download now!

After months of testing, and a 3-month hiatus whilst I changed jobs and moved to Seattle, &authldap; 1.4 has finally been released. Download now!

Here is a list of the major changes: