you should be alright since the values are normally normalized and
even tho user supplied form is often preserved [ eg case ] the
comparison itself happens on normalized value/s, unless of course
you have equality matching rule for specific attribute that does
exact matching so check your schema definition for that particular
attribute just to make sure.
Markus Moeller wrote:
Hi ,
I'd like to compare a Windows username which can be uppercase or
lowercase since Windows usernames are case insenstive against an ldap
entry which is lowercase.
Is it possible to control if the comparison of a string with
ldap_compare_s is case insensitive or not on the server or client ?
Thank you
Markus
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