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21.8. slapi_register_supported_control()
Description
Registers the specified control with the server. This function associates the control with an object identification (OID). When the server receives a request that specifies this OID, the server makes use of this information to determine if the control is supported by the server or its plug-ins.
Syntax
#include "slapi-plugin.h" void slapi_register_supported_control( char *controloid, unsigned long controlops );
Parameters
This function takes the following parameters:
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controloid
| OID of the control you want to register. |
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controlops
| Operation to which the control is applicable. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_BIND
| The specified control applies to the LDAP bind operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_UNBIND
| The specified control applies to the LDAP unbind operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_SEARCH
| The specified control applies to the LDAP search operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_MODIFY
| The specified control applies to the LDAP modify operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_ADD
| The specified control applies to the LDAP add operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_DELETE
| The specified control applies to the LDAP delete operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_MODDN
| The specified control applies to the LDAP modify DN operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_MODRDN
| The specified control applies to the LDAPv3 modify RDN operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_COMPARE
| The specified control applies to the LDAP compare operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_ABANDON
| The specified control applies to the LDAP abandon operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_EXTENDED
| The specified control applies to the LDAPv3 extended operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_ANY
| The specified control applies to any LDAP operation. |
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SLAPI_OPERATION_NONE
| The specified control applies to none of the LDAP operations. |
You can specify a combination of values by bitwise OR-ing the values together. For example:
SLAPI_OPERATION_ADD | SLAPI_OPERATION_DELETE
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