Alex Karasulu wrote:
The thing is ApacheDS will not accept X-ORIGIN because
this is specific to Netscape derived servers.
The thing is that it's not an LDIF file, but a schema. You have in the
latest RFC (4512) an 'extensions' keyword which has been added to
AttributeTypes and many other constructs, and we don't support those guys.
I thought our parsers supported extensions? Stefan Seelmann had written it
in I had thought. See this file here:
https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/directory/shared/trunk/ldap/src/main/antlr/schema-extension.g?revision=602936&view=markup
I have to double check this on our current implementation, but AFAIR,
this file concerns AttributeTypes injected through Ldap requests, not to
schema used to start the server. The shema plugin (which use the
openldap.g file) does not accept extension, I think.
Not 100% sure though ...
This is a clear problem, and we should fix it. It should not be complex,
just a matter of adding some new rule into the parser and a new member
into the classes which handles the objects.
Yeah exactly. I was just confused about this grammar file.
Alex
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