Azaria Zornberg

hi @mahdialibi ! I know that, for GSSAPI and GSS-SPNEGO, if you specify "authentication=SASL, sasl_mechanism=GSSAPI" (or spnego as needed) in your connection, then you don't need to specify user/password at...

hi @mahdialibi ! if you haven't any further questions, i'll close this on monday :)

@stphnlyd binding to port 0 in python sockets just means "let the system routing decide what port to use dynamically" `ldap3` already supports an option for specifying the source port...

hi! check out https://pypi.org/project/ms-active-directory/ - it's a library that builds on ldap3 with lots of utilities for AD specific stuff, including helpers for constructing and modifying security descriptors and user...

hi @wayneworkman - what's the use case you're trying to achieve? the TLS used by `ldap3` just builds on the native python `ssl` module. it looks like `ssl.VERIFY_X509_PARTIAL_CHAIN` was just...

new version has been released with the fix

@septatrix I haven’t done much here, and I’m not sure that there’s a fixed schedule for v3 - the ideal is that v3 has any and all breaking changes that...

honestly it's kind of iffy. I might not be up to date on the latest in 3.9/10, but my understanding is that you can't simultaneously have a function be asyncio...

hi @roldir ! not all attributes can be modified. the mechanisms around attribute modification are defined in 2 ways: 1. the schema for the attribute 2. ACLs enforced within the...

this usually means you're trying to connect on a port your server doesn't have open/isn't listening on, or that a firewall is in your way. ex: "ldap://" defaults to port...