I know that OpenLDAP supports regex within ACLs, but I don't think there
is support for a regex in a filter. (Vanilla LDAP definitely does not
support this.) Who knows though? There may be a patch out there for it
floating around.
Anyway, give a few examples of what you are trying to do. Perhaps you
are looking at this from the wrong angle.
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Alina Dubrovska wrote:
Hello!
Is it possible to create a filter for LDAP search containing a wildcard:
? (matches zero or one character)
As far as I see there is only * (zero or more) wildcard defined in
related RFCs.
Maybe there is some trick to achive such a behaviour?
Thanks in advance,
Alina.
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