minor errors in the docstring of dsml.py

There are minor errors in the doc string of dsm.py, such as: | input_file | File-object to read the LDIF input from Which obviously has been copied from the ldif.py. What's the best way to correct it ? Can sombody with the right permissions change it, or submitting a patch fi

DSMLParser example

Is there a simple example for dsml.DSMLParser() somewhere ? I am trying to use it, but getting errors. The documentation does not explain what "ContentHandlerClass" is supposed to be. I have tried: x = dsml.DSMLParser(input_file, dsml.DSMLv1Handler) But eventually it fails with an HTTP 404 err

Re: DSMLParser example

Michael Ströder wrote: > Yves Dorfsman wrote: >> Is there a simple example for dsml.DSMLParser() somewhere ? > > No, this module is rather unmaintained. > > IIRC it mainly works like module ldif: You should sub-class > dsml.DSMLParser implementing a custom method .handl

Re: DSMLParser example

Michael: Can you confirm this is the way it was supposed to be used, I mean, is this class the sort of argument that should be used for ContentHandler ? > Yves Dorfsman wrote: > >> I have tried: >> x = dsml.DSMLParser(input_file, dsml.DSMLv1Handler) I have noted your observa

LDIF version

I'd like to propose: 1) adding the ldif.LDIFWriter.writeFooter(self) method which would simply write: version: x with x the version number of the LDIF format (1 for now). 2) Add a variable 'version' to the ldif.LDIFParser, ldif.LDIFWriter classes as well as an option in the constructor of th

Re: Problem with names that include ","

Christoph Holtermann wrote: > I am working on a filter that makes Thunderbirds LDIF-Output > importable to OpenLDAP. It works quite fine except for names > that include ",". OpenLDAP dislikes the output that is produced > like : > > dn: cn=Lehmann\, Veronika,dc=Adressbuch,dc=christoph Escaping c

Re: Problem with names that include ","

Michael Ströder wrote: >> >>> I am working on a filter that makes Thunderbirds LDIF-Output >>> importable to OpenLDAP. It works quite fine except for names >>> that include ",". OpenLDAP dislikes the output that is produced >>> like : >>> >>> dn: cn=Lehmann\, Veronika,dc=Adressbuch,dc=christoph >>