This Python module contains two files: ldap.py and lmap.py. ldap.py contains a very small Python 3.3-compatible openldap libldap-interface based on ctypes (that means it does not need any compiled code to work). This interface, though it is extremely simple, supports the most common LDAP operations.
lmap.py is a (still work in progress) python object to LDAP mapper that supports all kinds of magic to make working with LDAP entries from python less of a pain. If you are going to use it, be careful because it might not (yet) behave as you would expect.
There are unit tests for both parts. In test_ldap.py you can find some code you may use to set up a temporary slapd (LDAP-server) for unit testing that will be automatically torn down after the tests.
181 lmap/ldap.py
196 lmap/lmap.py
377 total
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159 lmap/test_ldap.py
81 lmap/test_lmap.py
240 total
The LDAP driver now supports SASL binds, for example for Kerberos. The default is to use kerberos via GSSAPI, using an existing ticket after you ran kinit. You have to provide your Kerberos realm (this looks like a domain name). You may, however, also just pass username/realm/password into it and it will try to auth using those.
If you like this code, fork it, send me a pull request ;)