Chen Shaopeng wrote:
This is historical, due to the fact that in the old days, the uid attribute was also the unix login name, which was restricted by most OSes to be 7bit ASCII. There is a 7 bit checking plugin which may be on by default - you can probably safely disable it for all except userPassword (and even then, your systems may be able to accept 8bit passwords).speedy zinc wrote:But the console does not even display the content "correctly". We use the java sdk to get the data, and it is correct.We are a team of 5, with 5 different lanaguages. We aall develop on Linux, using utf8 environment. We can add entries using native characters, but despite setting our environment to the right locale, the console just displays some garbage characters.The contents in the database has nothing to do with wether the console can display or not though. If you see "garbage" characters, it probably means the console actually got the right data, except that it does not know how to display correctly. Probably lack of the right font? You can change the display font to see if it's right, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Font, and select a font that can display your native language. And I don't think the console has localization for that many languages either. It does not have localization for chinese (maybe I'm wrong, but starting with "-l zh" or "-l zh_CN" does not work). The annoying thing we had with FDS is that the uid must be in 7-bit ascii (duh!). I don't know what does the LDAP specs said (I haven't looked up yet), but it makes it impossible to have user login name in chinese. That's a shame, coz directory server is such an important piece of software.
To get around this, we add an attribute called "loginname", and use that as the input to generate a hash, and use the hash as the uid. According to the description of your project, you might have to do this too :) Hope that helps. csp------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
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