Alex Karasulu a écrit :
Ole,
Also note that an RDN can be more than one name component in the DN.
It can
be multiple name components as long as it is relative to some context.
For
example if your context is dc=example,dc=com then you can have an RDN of
cn=oersory,ou=users. This is two name components but it's still relative
hence it's an RDN.
I guess that Alex wanted to write 'cn=oersoy+ou=users'.
'cn=oersory,ou=users' is not a RDN, it's a DN composed of two RDNs.
Basically, DN = (RDN)*.
The rigthmost part of a DN is, well, the rightmost part. It MAY be the
root of a partition, if it has be declared as so in the server.xml file
(and then it can't be split).
Emmanuel.
The terminology is a bit weird this way.
Alex
