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  1. Hi, I am still a real AutoIT newbie, but I had been working on AutoIT scripts in conjunction with CyberArk up till now. Now, I am trying to work on a new (standalone) AutoIT app, and have some questions: 1) I will need to do some stuff with a non-AD LDAP server, specifically, Oracle OUD (similar to the old Sun DSEE LDAP/OpenDJ)... things like (a) searching the LDAP and (b) authenticating against the LDAP. When I was googling for AutoIT LDAP support, I found references to the AD UDF, but is that what you all are using to work with "generic" LDAP servers? Or is there a different "generic" LDAP UDF? 2) For my app, I am going to have to also set the password of an AD domain user. Is there a UDF or function for doing that in AutoIT? 3) I haven't worked much with compiled AutoIT, but I believe that the result of compiling an AutoIT .au3 is a .exe. It that compiled .exe completely standalone, or what else (other files) would be needed to allow the compiled .exe to be able to execute? That is probably enough to get started. However, also, in general I was wondering if there are other things ("gotchas") that I should be aware of when working with a standalone AutoIT app vs. like an script running under something like CyberArk? Thanks in advance!! Jim EDIT 1: Ok, re. compiling and standalone, I found this: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/intro/compiler.htm which seems to take care of #3 above...
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