i guess it depends on what exactly you gonna be doing with that
write-access support, i mean how far you wanna take it. if its
the same user modifying its own entry then you already have dn
and if you wanna add new entries / new users you gonna have to
figure out where to add them to and hence your dn question here
i guess. i would take dn of the user you already bound as for
this [user provided thru prefs] so it gives you the right form
that is likely to be taken well by the server straight away.
Mark Banner wrote:
I have been looking at what it will take to implement write-access to
LDAP directories within the Mozilla Address Book (SeaMonkey & Thunderbird).
One of the areas that I have to work out a resolution for, is what
should the dn field consist of?
For instance, currently my local LDAP server is set up so that dn is:
dn: cn=Users Common Name,dc=intranet
The address book currently exports it as:
dn: cn=Users Common Name,mail=Users Primary Email
So, what should I set the dn to? Is there any real standard? What do
other servers/clients do in these instances?
Thanks in advance
Standard8
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