Dear Perl LDAP users!
I wonder, if somebody has succeeded to use UTF-8 symbols in DN. Here and
there it is mentioned, that this is supported. But with my OpenLDAP
v2.4.11 the following command fails and I don't see any reason why. The
only reason why
Maybe RFC2253 should be used to represent UTF-
Dmitry Katsubo wrote on 05/13/2009 07:51 AM:
> I also suffer from a limitation, that "email" attribute may only contain
> ASCII chars. For example, I cannot set:
>
> mail: Rudolf Bünger
>
> If storing UTF8 in this attribute is not supported, maybe one can give
> an advice, how to convert it to
On May 13, 2009, at 7:51 AM, Dmitry Katsubo wrote:
Dear Perl LDAP users!
I wonder, if somebody has succeeded to use UTF-8 symbols in DN. Here
and
there it is mentioned, that this is supported. But with my OpenLDAP
v2.4.11 the following command fails and I don't see any reason why.
The
only
Hi,
On Wednesday, 13. May 2009, Dmitry Katsubo wrote:
> Dear Perl LDAP users!
>
> I wonder, if somebody has succeeded to use UTF-8 symbols in DN. Here and
> there it is mentioned, that this is supported.
I can confirm that using UTF8-for DNs (and other other UTF8-capable
attributes) works well bo
Hi Graham,
Adam is right.
There were issues in FilterMatch.pm
Please find attached a patch (created with git format-patch)
that fixes this issue
(003-FilterMatch.pm-fix-regex-treatment-in-_-cis-exact-_.patch)
together with 3 other patches (which I had lying around here,
or fix issues I found wh
On May 13, 2009, at 11:56 AM, Peter Marschall wrote:
Hi Graham,
Adam is right.
There were issues in FilterMatch.pm
Please find attached a patch (created with git format-patch)
Thanks for the patches.
I have applied them and they are now in the next branch
http://github.com/gbarr/perl-ldap/c
