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Subject: nss_ldap - working or not, and how to?
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I'm in desperate need of nss_ldap - it's one of the reasons I'm moving 
from NetBSD to FreeBSD - and wondering what the current state of it is, 
with 5.3BetaX? Also, is there anyone/where that can tell me what steps are 
needed to hook it into the system? I know it means recompiling some 
things, but I don't know exactly what and can't seem to find any good 
source.

Any help at all would be appreciated.