against Cyrus SASLdb.  Like other cleartext mechanisms,
should be protected from eavesdropping.

plus these changes unhidden changes:
	remove now meaning --enable-discreteaci configure option
	fix ITS#451, slapd filters
	Add ber_bvecadd() to support above
	constify ldap_pvt_find_wildcard() and misc slapd routines
	renamed some slap.h macros
	likely broken something

one can select NDBM as NDBM is not supported.

under "auto" selection.  If not auto, just warn.
Rebuild configure using appropriate tools.

simple bind via:
	{KERBEROS}principal
Code is disabled by default (for security reasons).  Use
--enable-kpasswd to enable.  Behind SLAPD_KPASSWD.
Reworked Kerberos detection and split out KBIND as independent
feature (--disable-kbind) (LDAP_API_FEATURE_X_OPENLDAP_V2_KBIND).
KBIND depends upon detection of KRB4 (or KRB425) support.  Detection,
building with eBones (as distributed with FreeBSD 3.4) okay, but
wasn't able to test as I don't have a K4 KDC handy.
--with-kerberos has a number of detection options... most likely
don't work properly.

support for DCE slash-delimited, left-to-right DNs;
support for a domain socket transport (enable with
--enable-ldapi); and extensions to URL parsing to
support the latter transport.

	autoconf 2.13.3
	aclocal from automake 1.14a
	libtool 1.3.3

manual push bytes about.  Allows ber_*_t to be any 32-bit or
larger type.  Reworked AC_{HTON,NTOH}{L,S} macros to care only
about 32-bit (netlong) and 16-bit (netshort) reordering as
needed for BSD socket interface.

Select appropriopriate hton{s,l} function to use in lber-int.h.

an integer type of exactly 32 bits.

enables if MINGW32 and always enables if MINGW32).

(excepting WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN).  Rework openlog/closelog use to
eliminate need for defines.

replaced with actual functional tests.  Needed to provide uWin
and other Unix on NT environments.

avoid having to define macros by hand in acconfig.h (which
were mistaken added to portable.h.in).

Linux equivs.  Should be extended to support other quality
sources of entropy.  Should be extended to support a reasonable fallback.

from Booker Bense <bbense@networking.stanford.edu>.