Quoting Pierangelo Masarati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Turbo Fredriksson wrote: > >>> You should note some other odds in input/output, since >>> normalization/prettification is consistently used on ACI values. You >>> might also notice some performance improvement, since now access >>> checking heavily relies on the presence of normalized values. >> >> Sorry, but can you take that again, slower? :) > > The point is that starting with re23, ACI values in the database are > assumed to be normalized. When evaluating access checking, each value > is parsed under that assumption, so minimal consistency checking is > done.
So in other words, I have to normalize the ACI's _before_ adding it to the database? Or is it done by slapadd/ldapadd/ldap_add()? > - reduce the effort required to evaluate access: DNs no longer need to > be normalized for __every__access control, and things like that Hmm... This sounds/looks like a contradiction... 'db is assumed to be normalized' and 'DNs no longer need to be normalized'... ? Btw, normalization, is that just lower-casing 'everything' and making DN's 'correct' (no excess spaces etc)?
