Thank you for your answer

In fact, it's working fine if i replace the "é" character with this sequence 
"\c3\a9"

To complete for finding à more simple solution :

1 - I precise that i use a normal command-line charset like chcp 1250 or chcp 
850 with the Lucidia Font in the windows console that show correctly the 
accented characters in the windows command
2 - When i use ldapadd or ldapmodifiy, i have no problem with the accentes 
characters... but for this command i copy the .exe binaries from the OID 11g of 
oracle windows client... but in this product for windows there is not à 
ldapmodrdn.exe program...

thanks for your help


-----Message d'origine-----
De : Michael Ströder [mailto:mich...@stroeder.com] 
Envoyé : mardi 8 septembre 2015 CG Nord 00:00
À : LAROCHETTE Philippe; openldap-technical@openldap.org
Objet : Re: ldapmodrdn accented characters with windows client

LAROCHETTE Philippe wrote:
> I can't use ldapmodrdn command when some attributes like givenname 
> contains accented characters, the error is "Rename result: Invalid DN 
> syntax(34)
> 
>  
> 
> My configuration is a server with Linux centos 7  and Openldap 2.4.35
> 
>  
> 
> The client is a windows XP where i copy the binarie ldapmodrdn.exe 
> from openldap for windows 2.4.32
> 
>  
> 
> When i launch this command for example on linux server it is ok but on 
> the xp client it doesn't work :
> 
>  
> 
> ldapmodrdn -h xx.xx.xx.xx:389 -D cn=admin,c=fr -w yyyyyy -s "ou=TEST,c=FR"
> "cn=TEST Véronique,ou=TEST2,c=FR" "cn=Myname Véronique"
> 
>  
> 
> I think the problem is with the executable ldapmodrdn.exe. Where can i 
> find an equivalent version of the linux version that can works on 
> windows ? Have you an idea to solve the problem ?

Attribute 'cn' is of DirectoryString syntax (Unicode in UTF-8 encoding).

I'd rather guess that some funky command-line charset is used on Windows.

You could try the hex-escaped UTF-8 encoding (see RFC 4514) on Windows 
command-line which is not really convenient of course.

Ciao, Michael.


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