On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 12:44 -0700, David King wrote: > >> So after asking our LDAP developer, no, I'm not misunderstanding our > >> product, it really does want that attribute with DNs. It seems that > >> most LDAP implementations (he cited Domino and Active Directory) > >> provide that attribute. It does keep our product from working with > >> OpenDirectory and the default OpenLDAP schema, though > >> Thank you both (Adam and Vulpes) for your help and comments > > Why, both of these provide "groupOfNames/member" by default. > Well, to be more specific, it keeps our product from working with > them out of the box, because those attributes aren't populated by > default
I don't understand this statement: "because those attributes aren't populated by default". Why would an application care how the values get created? And this schema [if that is what you mean] is there by default and has been for a long time. > And in the case of OpenDirectory (a redistributed, slightly modified > OpenLDAP), the GUI tools (the largest reason most OpenDirectory users > use it) don't populate those attributes at all, and don't provide a > way to do so. I wouldn't worry about OpenDirectory; let Mac people clean up their own mess.
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