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Symas has introduced a new secure file transfer service at **uploads.symas.com**, giving customers and internal teams a simpler way to send files and directories using standard SFTP and SCP tools. Using existing Symas RT credentials, users can securely upload files to the designated **SaveHere** directory for processing.
Read article#LDAPCon is the international Conference on #LDAP, that acts as meeting place for directory experts and experts on #Identity and #AccessManagement. You use LDAP in interesting projects? You do LDAP client or server development? You have used LDAP in a new way? You do identity and access management (IAM) on top of LDAP? 💡Why not share your ideas and experiences with others? We’re looking forward to your ideas and can’t wait to see the contributions from the community! For more information...
Read articlePinterest Pinterest’s NGAPI switched to LMDB to ease memory pressure from its gevent-based multi-process setup. The change cut memory use...
Read articleOn March 18, 2025, new updates for 2.5 and 2.6 were released to the Symas OpenLDAP repository.
Read articleGCC COBOL is a new, native COBOL compiler for the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC.) It was developed for GCC by COBOLworx . More info about...
Read articleThe GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) merged COBOLworx’ new COBOL front-end for release in GCC 15 (late April or early May 2025).
Read articleOn March 18, 2025, new updates for 2.5 and 2.6 were released to the Symas OpenLDAP repository.
Read articleOutput from the ldapsearch command is represented by the following basic forms: :
Read articleApache Netbeans works well in resource constrained environments which is a perfect fit for a Pi.
Read articleThis post includes instructions to download Apache Directory Studio source code and install to a Linux machine. The instructions are...
Read articleOn January 7, 2025, new updates for 2.5 and 2.6 were released to the Symas OpenLDAP repository.
Read articleEver since we released LMDB, our advice to software designers has been "don't do application level caching. Let the kernel handle it for...
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