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Doesn't support LDAP over SSL - Version: 2.0.4, 10/10/2006 10:10AM PST
brian163
Which in this day and age, makes it a rather useless LDAP tool for anyone serious about stuff like this. Since it doesn't get updated very frequently (3 years?!) I wouldn't hold your breath.
LDAP read and write? - Version: 2.0.3, 5/18/2003 07:37AM PST
ofir
I can get the Apple Address Book and Mail to search the lDAP directory, but is there any way to write data into the directory?
I want to include IM nickname, phone numbers and other data. How do I do it?
I want to include IM nickname, phone numbers and other data. How do I do it?
Essential. Elegant. Essential.… 
- Version: 2.0.3, 3/18/2003 02:40PM PST
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AVFolk
Great work Carl!!!!!
Talk about a… - Version: 2.0.2, 6/10/2002 03:30PM PST
brandonedling
life-saver. I couldn't believe that Mail.app doesn't access out Lotus Notes LDAP. Entourage does... Eudora does... Mail.app doesn't! What's up with that? I even thought that 10.2 would fix the problem, but as of the Developer Preview, it's still broken. So not cool. I stumbled upon this app, and it does exactly was Mail.app/Address Book are supposed to do -- and it does it fast and seemlessly. One minor suggestion is multiple selection of names into the same message... but that is so minor, at least to me. Too bad there aren't 10 stars! Thanks for a much needed app!
Ok, I'll gush… - Version: 2.0.2, 4/12/2002 03:26PM PST
duckie
with everyone else... works great with Entourage v.X
Version 2.0.2 seems… - Version: 2.0.2, 4/11/2002 04:53PM PST
macaholic
to be more stable. The older one crashed after a few minutes of running in the background. Cudos and nmany thanks to the author as Apple still hasn't implemented full LDAP lookups from Mail app.
LDapper is clean,… - Version: 2.0, 2/27/2002 07:56AM PST
tciuro
simple to use, it works great... and it's free! Can't beat that...
I second the… - Version: 2.0, 12/13/2001 03:05PM PST
pata
motion, it works with Exchange 5.5! vinny1: have you gotten mail.app to send email to the outside with an Exchange server??? I keep getting an error saying Exchange did not recognize any of the recipients (which is really an authentication error, but I've tried telling the client to use authentication before sending email and nothing...)
LDapper's interface is somewhat clunky as it stores the 'setup document' information in the preferences. If someone has more than one LDAP system to scan, this is cumbersome. Sharing a setup is also painful and is most easily done via screen shots of the LDapper preferences (gad).
Really thankful that the application is here. Just as disappointed in Apple for not providing a better one in Mac OS X which so heavily relies on LDAP. Right now LDapper is the only game in town and thankfully it is not bad; not great but not bad. But without SSL support, the larger LDAP systems (say DoD) are completely inaccessible. This is holding Macintosh back in the Army in fact.
Big thanks to Carl Bell for writing it. Would be happy to pay for 'LDapper Pro'