[email protected] wrote: > Nick Milas wrote: >> This actually is causing a serious problem (I would even call it a >> "*hell situation*"), because we can no more export/view our ACLs as >> ldif in a legible form. Moreover, we cannot edit this exported ldif >> and import it back to cover several editing needs. > I am pretty sure, that after you have added the '\n' you have broken > the ldiff format.
Harry, as said in this discussion thread: 1. LDAP syntax DirectoryString may contain CR and LF. 2. RFC 2849 defines SAFE-CHAR which does not contain CR and LF => a DirectoryString attribute value containing CR or LF has to be base64-encoded when generating LDIF. There's nothing wrong with that. > You may try '\n '. Adding \n is a work-around when working with some shell commands. This is not relevant here. Ciao, Michael.
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