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Character escaping does not work properly (ITS#247)
Full_Name: Andre Oppermann
Version: 1.20
OS: FreeBSD 3.2-STABLE
URL: ftp://ftp.openldap.org/incoming/
Submission from: (NULL) (62.48.0.53)
Problem:
I have LDAP records that contain asterisks ('*') and I want to match on them,
means not use them as wildcarts. The relevant RFC's say I have to simply
escape
the char with '\' (RFS1559) or use the escape/hex notion '\2A' (RFC2254).
Both do not give the desired and anticipated result, see examples.
Search according to RFC1559:
#ldapsearch -h localhost -b "o=Internet Pipeline, c=CH" -v
"(mail=\*@pipeline.ch)" mail
ldap_init( localhost, 0 )
filter pattern: (mail=\*@pipeline.ch)
returning: mail
filter is: ((mail=\*@pipeline.ch))
cn=IBS / Andre Oppermann, o=Internet Pipeline, c=CH
mail=andre@pipeline.ch
cn=Catch All, o=Internet Pipeline, c=CH
mail=*@pipeline.ch
2 matches
Search according to RFC2254:
#ldapsearch -h localhost -b "o=Internet Pipeline, c=CH" -v
"(mail=\2a@pipeline.ch)" mail
ldap_init( localhost, 0 )
filter pattern: (mail=\2a@pipeline.ch)
returning: mail
filter is: ((mail=\2a@pipeline.ch))
0 matches
My source record in LDIF format:
dn: cn=Catch All, o=Internet Pipeline, c=CH
objectclass: top
objectclass: person
objectclass: organizationalPerson
objectclass: inetOrgPerson
objectclass: mailRecipient
cn: Catch All
sn: All
mail: *@pipeline.ch
userpassword: {SHA}/Uzvek5gfx/MkgrWMppt8t+ZpOg=
mailhost: mailtoaster1.pipeline.ch
uid: catchall
mailMessagestore: part1/test/catchall/