Hi,
This could be a problem if you change your ldap server, maybe from openldap to AD or to Novell. Although the user data are the same (uid, mail, etc.), no user will have access to his owncloud data, because the UUID, that is internal to the LDAP server, has changed. The same happens, if you want to restore a deleted user from an LDIF file. Unless you are using "slapadd" (this only works if you stop the openldap server), an "ldapadd" will recreate the user with a new UUID, so that he also loses all his data.the LDAP backend is now using the entyUUID attribute to store users.(tech detail: the uuid attribute will be autodetected, e.g. AD uses a different one)
Dirk
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