The libtool wrapper scripts lose argv[0] when exec'ing the real binary.

In the CI Docker container, where the build runs as root, this was
actually starting a real slapd on the default port.

Outside Docker, running as a non-root user, this slapd would just fail
to start, and wouldn't convert the config either.

Using "slapd -Tt" fixes the issue but also prints a warning from
slaptest since the database hasn't been initialized yet.

Dynamic config isn't actually used in this test script, so let's just
run slapd off the config file directly.

Howard Chu authored Apr 16, 2020 and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed Apr 28, 2020

Using a hardcoded limit for now; no reasonable apps
should ever run into it.

Implemented for OpenSSL, GnuTLS just stubbed

Isaac Boukris authored Apr 23, 2020 and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed Apr 23, 2020

Reported-by: Ryan Tandy @ryan

Add LDAP_OPT_X_SASL_CBINDING option to define the binding type to use,
defaults to "none".

Add "tls-endpoint" binding type implementing "tls-server-end-point" from
RCF 5929, which is compatible with Windows.

Fix "tls-unique" to include the prefix in the bindings as per RFC 5056.

Ryan Tandy authored Apr 18, 2020 and Ryan Tandy committed Apr 22, 2020

--enable-slapd=auto is now implicitly handled the same as =yes.