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Re: (ITS#4817) modify "replace" command firing conflict error where it shouldn't be
After talking with Howard some more, here is what we discovered:
The reason I was having problems stemmed from two things:
A. I am not writing out my attributes in a grouped (all ou's together)
order
B. I started using -q with slapadd as of the 2.3 series
B explains why I didn't see it until 2.3. ;D I'm going to adjust my
scripts to write out the ldif import files in proper order (easy enough)
because I quite value the functionality of -q. ;D Didn't realize the
ordering of attributes was important until now though, good to know!
That combined with Howard's fix to the case sensitivity, I believe we're
golden. Thanks much for your help with this!