Hello,
Apologies if this isn't the appropriate list. Searched archives but didn't manage to find anything that seemed related…
This query does not return any results:
(|(&(objectClass=groupOfNames)(cn=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=inetorgperson)(cn=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=organization)(o=Domain Users)))
But, this query does:
(|(&(objectClass=groupOfNames)(cn=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=inetorgperson)(cn=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=organization)(cn=Domain Users)))
Since RFC 2256 defines organization as STRUCTURAL, with o as MUST, and does not associate cn at all, I'm stumped.
FYI, there exists a groupOfNames object with cn=Domain Users.
I guess, why would my organization (3rd) clause matter at all? Since the groupOfNames object satisfies the groupOfNames (1st) clause, I was expecting it to be returned regardless of whether the subsequent 2 clauses match anything.
And out of curiosity, this query fails:
(|(&(objectClass=groupOfNames)(cn=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=inetorgperson)(o=Domain Users))(&(objectClass=organization)(cn=Domain Users)))
My guess is that if a subsequent clause specifies an attribute that's not defined for an objectClass, the query fails even if the first clause is known to be good? If that's how things work, I can deal with that. But I just can't find any documentation that clarifies this (or I'm totally missing something super obvious!).
Can anyone explain this to me, or point me to some docs that I should go read? Is there a missing piece of info that I should mention? Any suggestions would be really, really appreciated!
Regards, - Matthew