Hi Dominique-Alain
if you look closer, the example does use the semicolom (;) to separate
the contexts. The first context is
ou=users,o=org
and the second context is
ou=other,o=org
The comma (,) is the separator between parts __inside__ a context's
distinguished name. The semicolon (;) is the separator between different
context distinguished names.
Saludos.
Iñaki.
** Changed in: mahara
Status: New => Invalid
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Contradiction between Help and Exemple in LDAP authentification
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/673016
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Bug description:
In the help file for the LDPA authentification
auth/LDAP/lang/help/forms/auth_config.contexts.html
You message says :
"Separate different contexts with ';' "
but your example show use of coma ','
(e.g., 'ou=users,o=org;ou=other,o=org')
I suppose the example is correct and the text should be edited.
In all versions including 1.3.3
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