(ITS#3009)

[boba@softerra.com]

Well, thank you very much for your flash-like answer, Mr. Masarati.
And let me clarify a bit things about part 2 of ITS

>> 2. Leading and trailing spaces issue.
>> When I try to rename existing entry (e.g.: with UID or OU RDN's attribute
type)
>> to the same RDN's value except for additional trailing or leading spaces
(being
>> escaped ofcourse) the server return "Already Exists" error.

>leading/trailing chars are removed, unless they are escaped (be liberal in
what
>you read, strict in what you write).  Note that a DN of "cn= something"
should
>be an error; a DN of "cn=\ something" is correct, as well as
"cn=\20something".
>If you use "cn= something", slapd is liberal, and reads "cn=something".

If I add a new entry with DN in a form of "uid=\ something" everithing is ok
unless
"uid=something" does not exists. But if it does, server returns "Already
Exists". But I'm
not sure is it a correct behaviour? I mean is it normal that server treats
strings "\ something"
and "something" as identical?