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Re: [ldapext] UTF-8 full support in LDIF / LDIF v2
After thinking about this some more I've come to the conclusion that
the best one could do with UTF-8 and LDIF is to allow the value to
contain any (but a few) code points. The file might not be always
well-formed text, and hence may not always be displayable. I do not
think it feasible to create an LDIF representing arbitrary Unicode
attribute values using a off-the-shelf Unicode-aware text editor. For
instance, you could have one value that requires composed characters
but the editor only produces decomposed characters, or vice versa.
I note my intent is not to discourage you from putting a draft
together. I'm just concerned that the result might not adequately
address the issue of concern. I suggest you be try to describe the
problem you are trying to solve in the I-D.
Regards, Kurt
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