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Re: uniqueMember and nameUID* issues (ITS#3210)
Another related issue: currently, we assume that a nameUID string
terminated by "'B" contains an ID; I think that unless we're able
to isolate a terminal part made of an unescaped "#" followed
by "'", a bistring, and terminated by "'B" we should treat the whole
string as a DN unless explicitly violating DN string encoding.
I note that "cn=Foo#'1'B" is perfectly legal as a DN
as well, since the character "#" doesn't need to be escaped
except at the beginning of the value part of an AVA in a DN.
So, based on the string representation, a nameUID is valid
as a DN as well. As such, I think we should remove the test
for an escaped number sign when extracting the UID part of a
nameUID, and treat it as a DN instead of failing when
Examples:
cn=Foo#'1'B // legal DN + UID = 1
cn=Foo#1'B // legal DN?
cn=Foo\#'1'B // legal DN without UID ("#" may be escaped)
cn=Foo#'2'B // legal DN?
cn=Foo#2B // legal DN?
Ando.
> Full_Name: Pierangelo Masarati
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>
>
> There are issues with the uniqueMember attribute. Adding an optional UID
> (i.e. a suffix of the form "#'<uid>'B" to a DN-style value) causes an
> assertion
> in dnPretty because the DN is not NULL terminated (which is a bit old and
> overconservative, but indicates a problem in any case, since we still want
> to be
> able to use generic DNs in string representation as NULL terminated
> strings).
> Moreover, the numeric ID is accepted whatever string it uses, whilke its
> syntax
> requires it be a bitstring (i.e. '1' or '0', with the lead digit a '1'
> unless
> the whole value is '0').
> Finally, the uniqueMemberMatch is a bit optimistic since it does memcmp()
> on the
> UID part even if the length of the UIDs is different.
>
> A patch is coming.
>
>
>
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