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SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) for Mac OS X.
SNMP support has been added to Mac OS X 10.2. (r. 2561896).
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URL Access
The URL Access Manager provides application support for downloading data from or uploading data to a Universal Resource
Locator (URL), with support for automatic decompression of compressed files.
URL Access now deletes partially uploaded files when the transfer fails. (r. 2891692).
Fixed a bug that caused downloads to fail when encountering a redirection. (r. 2880313).
Fixed a bug that caused URL Access to return an impossible error (kURLExtensionFailureError). (r. 2858557).
Calling URLGetError() now returns the correct error code instead of always returning 404. (r. 2817022).
After downloading a folder using URLDownload, caling URLGetCurrentState() now returns the correct value instead
of 0. (r. 2804425).
When specifying kURLDisplayAuthFlag, URLDownload will now only prompt you for a password if necessary. (r.
2800914).
URL Access can now FTP download files with special characters in their names. (r. 2939783).
Fixed a bug that would cause URLDownload to return -1 when posting to a certain HTTPS server. (r. 2906557).
Fixed a crashing bug when downloading folders using URLDownload. (r. 2892959).
Increased the number of allowable redirections from 1 to 4. (r. 2868534).
Fixed a bug that would cause URL Access transactions to never complete because server was returning "100
Continue" responses. (r. 2855680).
Fixed bug that caused URLNewReference to return +1 if URL had illegal characters. (r. 2843098).
URL Access now sends notifications for kURLResourceFoundEvent, kURLUploadingEvent, and
kURLDownloadingEvent. (r. 2813269).
URLGetProperty for kURLResourceSize now returns the correct value instead of 0. (r. 2783715).
Fixed a bug that caused FTP uploads to leave 0 length files when the disk was full. (r. 2752669).
URL Access now properly handles "100 Continue" replies from HTTP 1.1 servers. (r. 2872047).
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Open Directory
Open Directory provides an abstraction layer designed to isolate clients of the Open Directory programming interface from
the actual implementation of a directory system.
Support for password server authentication methods has been added. (r. 2932522).
Added Open Directory support for managed client types. (r. 2878911).
Added LDAPv3 Open Directory plug-in with read/write support. (r. 2878721).
A new error code, eDSSchemaError, has been assimilated into the Directory Services APIs. This error is returned
when a Directory Services operation is attempted that violates the schema of the directory service being accessed.
(r. 2871811).
Previously, calls dsGetRecordList() with more than one recName could fail under certain conditions by only
providing information in the first record when more information was available. This error has been corrected. (r.
2863112).