fre, 2002-09-20 kl. 06:41 skrev Dan Lowe:
> I am trying to migrate from Netscape Directory Server 4.x to OpenLDAP
> 2.0.25. I'm having a hard time figuring out how to get OpenLDAP to
> accept values which might contain high-bit characters (such as é). For
> those reading this in something that renders only low-bit ASCII, what I
> have there is an "e" with an accent mark above it. This is commonly
> used in non-English languages such as French - similar to ó ("o" with
> accent mark) used in for instance Spanish.
> In any case, I have such characters in an attribute mailAutoReplyText
> (which as the name implies contains a string used when email
> auto-replies are in use). In the LDIF exported by Netscape, this
> string is base64-encoded, for instance:
> mailautoreplytext:: VGhpcyBpcyBhIHTpc3Q=
> Which decoded reads "This is a tést".
Search for the string "UTF-8" in the Openldap admin guide, gettaple from
www.openldap.org. I have no trouble inputting names like Bjørn or Åge
(Bjoern, Aage) :-)
Hope this helps,
Best,
Tony
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