I've got a question about the intended behavior of the LDAP API with respect to 
LDAP syntax that require escaping (or encoding?).  We've had multiple 
occurrences of users creating their entries with back-slashes in the 
postalAddress attribute (This seems to be common in some countries/regions).  
Should we expect the LDAP API to encode these dstring values for us or should 
we perform that transformation before setting the attribute's value?  Note that 
there's no complaint when an illegal attribute value is added to an entry.

Thanks,

Steve

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