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This changes the getent.ldap and chsh.ldap commands to be compatible
with Python 2 and Python 3 with the same code.
This does switch to raw I/O because Python 3 does not support bufferred
I/O on sockets.
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Contrary to the hosts output the network name is listed first.
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This allows supplying multiple arguments to getent.ldap that will each
act as a search key for lookups, similar to what normal getent allows.
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The assertions can be optimised out when compiling the modules with -O
which would break the protocol handling. This ensures that errors are
properly handled even if optimisation is enabled.
Thanks Yu-Chun Huang for reporting this.
https://github.com/arthurdejong/nss-pam-ldapd/issues/14
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This ensures that getent.ldap, chsh.ldap and manual pages with ldap in
the name will be installed with the name as specified with
--with-module-name.
Note that the manual page content still describes the working within
nss-pam-ldapd and still mention the ldap name.
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This tries to conform more closely to PEP8. Imports have been checked and,
if used only once, moved closer to the use to avoid potential import
loops. This also includes a few other minor changes, like using __main__
for utility scripts and variable renames to avoid name clashes.
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bypassing NSS stack
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command-line utilities
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