package ocamldap

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val err2string : 
  [> `ADMINLIMIT_EXCEEDED
  | `ALIAS_DEREF_PROBLEM
  | `ALIAS_PROBLEM
  | `ALREADY_EXISTS
  | `AUTH_METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED
  | `BUSY
  | `COMPARE_FALSE
  | `COMPARE_TRUE
  | `CONFIDENTIALITY_REQUIRED
  | `CONSTRAINT_VIOLATION
  | `INAPPROPRIATE_AUTH
  | `INAPPROPRIATE_MATCHING
  | `INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS
  | `INVALID_CREDENTIALS
  | `INVALID_DN_SYNTAX
  | `INVALID_SYNTAX
  | `LOCAL_ERROR
  | `LOOP_DETECT
  | `NAMING_VIOLATION
  | `NOT_ALLOWED_ON_NONLEAF
  | `NOT_ALLOWED_ON_RDN
  | `NO_OBJECT_CLASS_MODS
  | `NO_SUCH_ATTRIBUTE
  | `NO_SUCH_OBJECT
  | `OBJECT_CLASS_VIOLATION
  | `OPERATIONS_ERROR
  | `OTHER
  | `PROTOCOL_ERROR
  | `REFERRAL
  | `SASL_BIND_IN_PROGRESS
  | `SERVER_DOWN
  | `SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED
  | `STRONG_AUTH_REQUIRED
  | `SUCCESS
  | `TIMELIMIT_EXCEEDED
  | `TYPE_OR_VALUE_EXISTS
  | `UNAVAILABLE
  | `UNAVAILABLE_CRITICAL_EXTENSION
  | `UNDEFINED_TYPE
  | `UNWILLING_TO_PERFORM ] ->
  string

given an ldap error code return a string describing it

val ldap_strerror : string -> exn -> string

return a string with a human readable description of an LDAP_Failure exception

val ldap_perror : string -> exn -> unit

print to stderr a string with a human readable description of an LDAP_Failure exception