Claim ownership of socket once we've passed it to libldap - #544
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Excellent work, thanks for digging into this rabbit hole.
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Per Python docs a socket object will close the underlying file descriptor on garbage collection and to use it elsewhere, one needs to call detach().
Fixes: #460
Closes: #543