I used another thread to discuss forcing the schema to adhear to caseSensitivity. As pointed out by the responses from many of the FDS vets out there, breaking the RFC would be bad. I am looking for another solution to enforcing exact matches for my users during the login process (non-case specific). This is strictly to support site security policy and not a result of any application integration. To stay in compliance with RFC standards and to save myself headaches down the road, I need to know if I can change the syntax for the attribute 'uid' to follow something like distinguishedNameMatch for attribute type specification or is there another method to match uid exactly (i.e uid=Test where "Test" not "test" must be used to login). Would applying the schema in this manner violate any RFC standards? Again I am simply trying to enforce a exact character input during login and not trying to change LDAP to enforce any form of case matching. Thanks for all the help on this question. -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
