Re: multiple admins and access rights

[atristan@acacia.ucr.edu (Andrew Tristan)]

'?' is used by many shells to do filename pattern matching, it's also
used by awk and egrep to match zero or one copies of the preceding
regular expression.  I briefly looked at the 1.2.9 man pages, but
didn't see any indication as to whether one can use the extended regex
set in slapd.conf.  Anyone know the answer?
A

-- On Apr 18, 12:49pm, Randy Kunkee wrote:
> Subject: Re: multiple admins and access rights
>
> '?' in the sense you are talking is a glob-style expression.  In regular
> expressions, '?' is a metacharacter which means the previous atom is
> optional.  Therefore,
> 
> 	"uid=admin?,ou=People,o=regence"
> 
> matches one of the following:
> 	"uid=admi,ou=People,o=regence"
> 	"uid=admin,ou=People,o=regence"
> 
> Randy
-- End of excerpt from Randy Kunkee --



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