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Emmanuel Lecharny commented on DIRSERVER-1776:
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Studio works well, I chekced. I added a jpegPhoto, closed the connection,
reopened it, reload the entry with the image, saved the image : it hasn't
change.
Can you provide an image, and the associated LDIF, in order for me to be able
to test it ? Also what tool are you using to trnsform your image to a LDIF file
? (you can attach them in this JIRA, but please, try with a small image ;)
/me suspect that the ldif is incorrectly generated.
> Photo and Jpegphoto attributes store corrupt data/Generate Syntax Errors
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> Key: DIRSERVER-1776
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSERVER-1776
> Project: Directory ApacheDS
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ldap
> Affects Versions: 2.0.0-M7, 2.0.0-M8
> Environment: Windows 7 / Win Server 2003
> Reporter: CG Monroe
> Priority: Blocker
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> I've been using M3 for a while but decided to use M7 (this started before M8
> released) for a new site. With M3, our PhP access code could store and
> retrieve photo's from the photo attribute. With M7, any updated image came
> back corrupt and a larger size.
> Updated to M8 and still had same problem.
> Verified it was not the my code's fault by using phpldapadmin web tool and
> doing some testing with Apache Dir Studio. In most cases, the data gets
> corrupt or in the case of the jpegphoto attribute gets a syntax error on
> save. The one exception is that Studio's jpegphoto attribute value handling
> worked.
> The easiest way to duplicate this in Studio is to do the following:
> - Add a photo attribute to a user.
> - Load an image into this via the hex editor
> - OK to add to attribute/value.
> Note that the data size is larger than original
> - Edit attribute and save data to different image file.
> Image is corrupt.
> An alternative test is to have a good LDIF export (like one from M3 which
> works) that contains an image attribute.
> Import and Export the LDIF file and compare. (note, jpegphoto attributes
> will generate a syntax error).
> Note all this testing has been done within a Windows environment... don't
> know if this is related or not... but with binary data, it should not matter.
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