On 25/10/05 10:11, Steven.He <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi, there I am a chinese colleger so I work on a project in which has > some chinese-character-problem to resolve, just like this: dn: > cn=helin,dc=shaanxi,dc=cn objectClass: top objectClass: person
> objectClass: inetOrgPerson objectClass: qmailUser cn: helin sn: 贺琳 > mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] accountStatus: active mailMessageStore: > /vmail/helin/ there is 2 chinese characters in sn attribute, so when I add > this ldif file to ldap-server, it returns ldap_modify: Invalid syntax > (21) additional info: sn: value #0 invalid per syntax. so how to resolve the > problem and thank you very much~ -- 贺琳 (Sorry about the line-wrapping.) If you bind to the LDAP server using LDAPv3, the values for sn that you send the server must be encoded using UTF-8. Cheers, Chris