https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=243221 Resolves: bug 243221 Bug Description: The directory synchronization between DS and Active Directory fails if an entry has an initials attribute containing too many characters. There is no constraint on the DS side, so the sync should handle this better than failing. It should ignore the attribute or truncate it and flag a warning, or skip the invalid entry. Reviewed by: ??? Files: see diff Branch: HEAD Fix Description: These diffs address the attribute length constraint of the "initials" attribute by trimming attribute values larger than the 6 character limit imposed by AD. This trimming occurs in the DS -> AD direction only. What this means is that you can store an initials attribute value of "longname" in DS, but the value will be trimmed to "longna" when sent to AD. This trimmed attribute will not be synch'd back to DS on the next Dirsync operation. This case is handled by only comparing the first 6 characters of the initials attribute value when changes go in the AD -> DS direction. Platforms tested: FC6 Flag Day: noDoc impact: Yes. We should document the trimming behavior of the initials attribute.
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