Sync with gnome releases

[Chris Browne]

> > I guess we're still on a separate page.  I envision gnucash as an ldap
> > server, and things like evolution would be the ldap client.   The details
> > of storing the data are up to gnucash, and not some distant server.
> > Why is this?
> 
> So are you going to move openldap into your source tree or are you
> going to create your own ldap server as part of gnucash???
> 
> Having a real hard time with that statement above.

Hopefully the statement isn't literal, but is rather intended as "envisioning 
GnuCash as a financial _equivalent_ to an LDAP server."

If there are perfectly good LDAP servers out there, there's NO reason for 
GnuCash to replicate this.

The approach of having BOTH GnuCash and Evolution connect to an LDAP
client would seem preferable, as that allows them _both_ to stay away
from the details of managing the data, and allows _both_ to access the
same data equally well.
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