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LDapper X - 2.0.4

LDAP client, finds email addresses

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All Time:	(4.8)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	2.0.4
Release Date:	2006-09-01
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	15,833
Downloads (all versions):	33,859

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Product Description:

LDapper is a simple LDAP client for finding e-mail addresses and browsing LDAP servers.

What's new in this version:

Fixed a divide by 0 error when searching.
Progress bar in search "sheet" now goes all the way to 100% when finished. (This always bothered me.)
Window sizing preferences, etc., are now always saved rather than only being saved when it was explicitly closed.
Resizing column headers in search window no longer select/sort the column.
No longer causes "group member should be added to the database first" console messages when exporting to Address Book.
Copying an entry in a browser window now copies the entry's dn and not the word "goober".
Universal binary.
Now requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
Address Book importer no longer uses separate bundle.
Now uses the Mac OS X LDAP framework rather than compiled OpenLDAP code. It believe that the version is OpenLDAP 2.2.19.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.2 or higher

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Apple Soft-where? - Version: 2.0.4, 10/21/2006 05:12AM PST

Wm. Cerniuk

Apple supplies Directory Assistant which requires the ability to accurate define a FQDN or (FQOU if you are a microsofty) yet Apple supplies no way to efficiently retrieve such information. With LDapper X, I have been able to retrieve such information but not easily as there is no SSL support.

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'

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?