Jim Summers wrote:
Hello All,
I was modifying the value of an attribute, automountInformation in
this instance. The modify works as expected, but when I use
ldapsearch to dump the entry containing the new value it seems to
truncate it at 78 characters, that is (attribute name + attribute
value). The remainder of the value is on the next line, which has
caused some scripts to not work as expected.
The manpage for ldapsearch did not reveal any clues or switches to get
around this length limit. Could it be a server limit?
Interesting also is that db2ldif produces the same behavior.
This is part of the LDIF standard. You can refer RFC 2849 for details
on the LDIF syntax.
Ideas on what I could do to get the value retruned back on one line?
The "-U" option to db2ldif will tell it to not fold lines. The "-T"
option to ldapsearch will do the same.
-NGK
STRANGE EXAMPLE OUTPUT:
===============
automountInformation: -rw,actimeo=30,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
fs001:/raid/facst
aff/faharris
===============
EXPECTED OUTPUT:
===============
automountInformation: -rw,actimeo=30,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
fs001:/raid/facstaff/faharris
===============
The above examples may not be clear due to email wrapping, but in the
first one ldapsearch truncates at the "t" and in the second there is
not truncating.
TIA
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