Le 20/06/2017 à 15:57, Alexander Herr a écrit :
Hi list,
I am in need of synchronizing eduPersonOrgUnitDN into my Active
Directory, and for that I have to be able to use multiple values. Here
is the thing though, that attribute is defined as a DN, but
multi-valued. That means I cannot simply write a ; delimited string,
because that violates the syntax for DNs.
The way I understand LSC is that currently it can only map multi-value
attributes to a delimited single-value for that attribute, i.e. if I have
description: foo
description: bar
in my OpenLDAP, it can only write this as
description: foo ; bar
in my AD. As I have said, this does not work here due to
syntax-enforcement.
Is there any way I can have multiple values synchronized as multiple
values for the same atrtribute from openLDAP to AD? If so, how?
By default multiple values are mapped to multiple values. In a dataset,
if you return an array, then multiple values are written. If you return
a String, then you have a simple value.
Show your dataset code if you need help on this.
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