Activity for Ryan Esch
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Ryan Esch posted a comment on discussion Discussions
UnboundId stores timeStamp attributes like so: createTimestamp: 20210513154300.694Z I would like to change this from "yyyyMMddHHmmss.SSSZ" to "yyyyMMddHHmmss.SZ." Is there a way to change the date format? I thought maybe I could extend the schema and override the format, but I haven't figured it out. Thanks, Ryan
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One last question/clarification. Your update adding support for (objectclass=ldapsubentry) will essentially be the same as having a subentry control set to true, right? eg. I can use the filter to get subentries in a subtree as opposed to requiring the base level search scope. I can search the patch notes, but if you have the version number handy that this change is going into, that would be great as well. Thanks again, Neil!
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Awesome, thanks!
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Thank you for the thought out response! From what you've said, I think my comment about "not loading" is incorrect. I assumed they weren't loaded because I wasn't seeing them returned in any searches. I've read info like this regarding ldapSubEntry: These entries are special because they do not show up in regular LDAP search requests (only with the special search filter (objectclass=ldapSubentry). My searches are objectclass=ldapSubEntry, but they are broader than searching on the DN as the search...
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I am mocking a Sun Directory Server and trying to load an ldif that contains groups like: dn: cn=group1,ou=users,o=us nsRoleDN: cn=group2,ou=users,o=us cn: group1 objectclass: nssimpleroledefinition objectclass: nsmanagedroledefinition objectclass: top objectclass: ldapsubentry objectclass: nsroledefinition I have a null schema (but I have tried creating the schema as well). Any group with objectclass ldapsubentry will not load. If I remove ldapsubentry, the groups will load. I am mocking the actual...
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