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From: <mi...@st...> - 2002-09-06 18:27:32
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HI! I have a very strange problem with ldapurl (my own source, sigh!) which can also be a security problem in case of passwords stored in LDAPUrlExtension instances. It drives me crazy! See this simple source: ------------------------ snip ------------------------ from ldapurl import LDAPUrl,LDAPUrlExtension l1=LDAPUrl() l1.hostport='host1' l1.who='cn=User1' l1.cred='passwd1' l1.extensions['dummyext1']=LDAPUrlExtension( extype='dummyext1',exvalue='dummyvalue1' ) print 'l1 before creation of l2:\n',str(l1) l2=LDAPUrl() l2.hostport='host2' l2.who='cn=User2' l2.cred='passwd2' l2.extensions['dummyext2']=LDAPUrlExtension( extype='dummyext2',exvalue='dummyvalue2' ) print 'l1 after creation of l2:\n',str(l1) print 'l2 itself:\n',str(l2) ------------------------ snip ------------------------ In theory l1 and l2 should be completely independent LDAPUrl instances. But it seems the LDAPUrl.extensions class attributes are tied by some means. The problem is the output (with Python 2.2.1): $ python Tests/ldapurl_instance_error.py ldap://host1/????dummyext2=dummyvalue2,dummyext1=dummyvalue1,bindname=cn=User2,X-BINDPW=passwd2 ldap://host2/????dummyext2=dummyvalue2,dummyext1=dummyvalue1,bindname=cn=User2,X-BINDPW=passwd2 Anybody here having a clue? Ciao, Michael. |