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Re: RFC2256: userPassword

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Subject: Re: RFC2256: userPassword
From: dboreham@netscape.com (David Boreham)
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 16:42:28 -0700
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Howard Chu wrote:

> True. But if you use Compare on some arbitrary attributes (other than
> userPassword) then you at least haven't given away your entire LDAP account
> all in one shot.
> 
> Are we getting closer or farther on this...

Hmm. I once toyed with the idea of 
putting code in our server which 
would send me e-mail whenever a client 
sent a compare operation to it.
I figured my mailbox would remain
very quiet for a long time.

Perhaps I was wrong...

References:
- RE: RFC2256: userPassword
  - From: Howard Chu <hyc@symas.com>

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