Hi All,
I am using openldap-2.4.11
I have added localized that is japaneese use names into ldap database .Format(ldif) that i have used was UTF-8.
However when i run ladearch it shows me invalid values in dn and uid filed.
I want there values in localized format? how can i achieve this ?
Thanks in advance
anish patil wrote:
I have added localized that is japaneese use names into ldap database .Format(ldif) that i have used was UTF-8.
However when i run ladearch it shows me invalid values in dn and uid filed.
What does "invalid values" mean for you? ldapsearch simply outputs LDIF which is always meant to be ASCII-clean. UTF-8 values containing non-ASCII chars are base64-encoded which is indicated by the double-colon after the attribute type name.
Ciao, Michael.
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your help
I want values again in SJIS (shift -jis) encoding.
How do i can achieve this ?
Thanks and Regards Anish
2009/8/10 Michael Ströder michael@stroeder.com
anish patil wrote:
I have added localized that is japaneese use names into ldap database .Format(ldif) that i have used was UTF-8.
However when i run ladearch it shows me invalid values in dn and uid
filed.
What does "invalid values" mean for you? ldapsearch simply outputs LDIF which is always meant to be ASCII-clean. UTF-8 values containing non-ASCII chars are base64-encoded which is indicated by the double-colon after the attribute type name.
Ciao, Michael.
anish patil wrote:
2009/8/10 Michael Ströder <michael@stroeder.com mailto:michael@stroeder.com>
anish patil wrote: > > I have added localized that is japaneese use names into ldap database > .Format(ldif) that i have used was UTF-8. > > However when i run ladearch it shows me invalid values in dn and uid filed. What does "invalid values" mean for you? ldapsearch simply outputs LDIF which is always meant to be ASCII-clean. UTF-8 values containing non-ASCII chars are base64-encoded which is indicated by the double-colon after the attribute type name.
I want values again in SJIS (shift -jis) encoding.
How do i can achieve this ?
Write your own client which serves your needs for console output.
Ciao, Michael.
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