Re: Searching self-defined attributes

[<jutta.luettges@web.de>]

 Hi, 
 
 I'm not shure, but maybe you should check EQUALITY. The value you use in your example doesn't seem to be an octet string (which would be e.g. an IP-Adress). 
 
 If the attr Attr ist self defined, what obout trying out EUQALITY integerMatch? 
 
 Greets, 
 
 Jutta
 
 lionel poussin <lionel.poussin@gmail.com> schrieb am 14.02.05 11:19:42:
 > 
 > For a web site user management, We've derived a schema from inetorgperson.
 > All attributes work fine as of storing and retrieving information.
 > But, for instance with the following attribute, search even in command
 > line on the server itself is failing.
 > If we search for (memberNetwork=*), we retrieve all the users that
 > have the attribute set, but if  for instance we search for
 > (memberNetwork=92), knowing that some users have the attribute set to
 > that value, it fails.
 > We suspect it's related to the way we defined the attribute, but infos
 > fetched by google searching so far didn't help us. Here's how we
 > defined it:
 > ---
 > Attributetype ( 1.1.2.1.6
 >        NAME 'memberNetwork'
 >        DESC 'Network appartenance of a member'
 >        EQUALITY octetStringMatch
 >        SYNTAX 1.3.6.1.4.1.1466.115.121.1.40)
 > ---
 > If anyone has an idea, or a precise refrence to relevant information
 > we could read, the dev team here would be most grateful.
 > 
 > Lionel POUSSIN
 > lionel.poussin@gmail.com
 
_____________________

Jutta.Luettges@web.de
_______________________________________________________________
WEB.Cent Bonusprogramm: Valentinsgeschenke online kaufen und
dabei WEB.Cent sammeln! http://webcentsammeln.web.de/?mc=021301