I saw there used to be a bug where this did not work, though it was
purportedly fixed. However, when I specify a dn for which those hidden
attributes don't apply, it doesn't seem to work.
The reasoning behind this is I don't want non-technical users too
confused with lots of LDAP jargon, so I only show them their username
and password. But, the admin needs access to view and change all those
values. The values I have are:
$hidden_attrs = array(
'objectClass','shadowWarning','shadowLastChange','shadowMax',
'shadowFlag','shadowInactive','shadowMin','shadowExpire',
'cn','gidNumber','uidNumber','homeDirectory','loginShell');
$hidden_except_dn = "cn=admin,dc=my,dc=domain,dc=com";
I've also tried various other incantations of the hidden_except_dn
variable, even ones that didn't make logical sense. Have I zigged where
I should have zagged, or is there really a bug here?
Thanks,
Ryan
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