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12/Aug/05 07:53 AM
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It is possible to send a PDU (A bind request, for instance) that has some Udincode character in the Attribute Type part of a DN :
"ś=śrasulu,dc=example,dc=com"
(sorry, for that Alex ;-)
The attribute value is perfectly correct, but the attribute type should not be accepted (Only ASCII are allowed).
Of course, as this attribute is not declared in a Schema, it won't work, but I'm not sure that you can't create a new entry for it in a schema.
I have not yet investigated the whole consequences of this issue, I don't know if it can break the server. (I gonna check)
However, if not, this bug entry will just be a reminder...
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It is possible to send a PDU (A bind request, for instance) that has some Udincode character in the Attribute Type part of a DN :
"ś=śrasulu,dc=example,dc=com"
(sorry, for that Alex ;-)
The attribute value is perfectly correct, but the attribute type should not be accepted (Only ASCII are allowed).
Of course, as this attribute is not declared in a Schema, it won't work, but I'm not sure that you can't create a new entry for it in a schema.
I have not yet investigated the whole consequences of this issue, I don't know if it can break the server. (I gonna check)
However, if not, this bug entry will just be a reminder... |
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Bug
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Minor
Unicode Attributes allowed in a DN (but not in the RFC 2253!)
