On 18/1/04 8:33 pm, Peter Marschall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> We've avoided adding proprietary attributes to the core Net::LDAP so far... >> Is this defined in some RFC or draft? > Yup, it's RFC3674. > Did you expect anything different form Kurt Zeilenga ;-)
Kurt's normally pretty good about not adding proprietary stuff. >>> * perl-ldap-0.31-Util.patch >>> - add functions to escape / unescape strings to be used >>> in string represantations of ldap filters (RFC2254). >> >> Great idea. It would be even greater ;-) if Net::LDAP::Filter used them... > Hmm I think that is impossible when passing only a string to > Net::LDAP::Filter->new(). Yes, you're probably right. I thought I saw some other code which did the same escaping/unescaping. >> Thanks for the other patches. I'll try to take a look at them this week. > No sweat, if they are in standard perl-ldap, I do not need to patch it any > more and can use the standard packages (so it is pure selfishness ,-)) I just committed them. Thanks! Cheers, Chris
