Hello all,
I was mucking around with OpenLDAP and noticed that ldap_get_values_len
was returning NULL without setting a corresponding error code. Intruiged
by this behavior, I did some debugging, and found that it was doing so
on nsslapd-referral as generated by a Fedora 1.2.5 or 1.2.6 directory
Edward Z. Yang wrote:
Hello all,
I was mucking around with OpenLDAP and noticed that ldap_get_values_len
was returning NULL without setting a corresponding error code. Intruiged
by this behavior, I did some debugging, and found that it was doing so
on nsslapd-referral as generated by a Fedora
On 10/18/10 12:48 PM, Howard Chu wrote:
But it's certainly stupid for the server to attach the attribute to
the response with no values, since this is obviously NOT an attrsOnly
search response.
What about an AttributeType with an OctetString syntax ? It may have an
empty value...
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Excerpts from Howard Chu's message of Mon Oct 18 15:23:02 -0400 2010:
The function would return a zero-length berval in that case. There's a
difference between no values, and one value of zero length.
Sure, but for the programmer, there is definitely a difference between
p == NULL and *p ==
Edward Z. Yang wrote:
Excerpts from Howard Chu's message of Mon Oct 18 15:23:02 -0400 2010:
The function would return a zero-length berval in that case. There's a
difference between no values, and one value of zero length.
Sure, but for the programmer, there is definitely a difference between
