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| A jpeg image must be entered in a LDIF as a Base 64 encoded string.
OpenLDAP includes a tool ldif(1) for converting data into a form
suitable for inclusion in an LDIF file. ldif -b jpegPhoto < image.jpg
will generate: jpegPhoto:: Base64encodedImage
You can than insert this output into your LDIF file.
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