[python-ldap] Installation instructions, python-ldap for HP-UX

[Bill Allen]

On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 5:56 AM, Michael Ströder <michael at stroeder.com>wrote:

>  Bill Allen wrote:
> > I have installed open-ldap on my HP-UX server, but I am having trouble
> > installing the python-ldap software.  It appears that I need to adjust
> > the config file in some way, but I am unclear what the configuration
> > setting sets for HP-UX need to be for the install to work.   Has
> > anyone successfuly installed on HP-UX?
>
> Are you familiar with compiling software written in C?
> Did you already install all the software required to build python-ldap?
>
> http://www.python-ldap.org/doc/html/installing.html#prerequisites
>
> The set of software depends on your requirements. But basically you have to
> build and install at least Python and the OpenLDAP libs.
>
> Ciao, Michael.
>
Michael,
So you know what I am trying to do, my target application is a Python CGI,
that will be running on an HP-UX Apache web server, that will allow users
at my location to self-service reset their Active Directory passwords.   I
have coded other Python CGI applications running on this server, just have
never had to used the Python-LDAP module before.  Yes, I have the Python
installed (2.7.1) and the OpenLDAP (2.4.33).   In HP-UX, OpenLDAP goes into
various folders in the /usr/local tree.  I have compiled C before and have
gcc installed, usually by following instructions for make/make install.  I
have looked at the default setup.cfg in the Python-LDAP distribution tar
and think I might know how to modify it to fit my sitituation to be able to
do a normal python setup.py build, python setup.py install.     This is how
I think I should do the setup.cfg, does this look right?

[_ldap]
library_dirs = /usr/local/lib
include_dirs = /usr/local/include

extra_compile_args = -g
extra_objects =

libs = ldap_r

If you do not think this is the way for me to go with this, then perhaps a
C compile would be best for my situation.   Please advise, and I appreciate
your help.

Thanks,
Bill A.
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