[python3-ldap] ldap search object

[Gary Waters]

Hi,

Ahh.. I just read this RFC:
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3673

Please ignore my previous email. I believe my server is ignoring these 
Dynamic attributes unless specified.

I am going to make a list variabled, called 
FORCE_ALL_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTES with the following attributes 
requested:

* accountUnlockTime aci attributeTypes copiedFrom copyingFrom 
createTimestamp creatorsName dITContentRules dITStructureRules dncomp 
entrydn entryid hasSubordinates ldapSchemas ldapSyntaxes matchingRules 
matchingRuleUse modifiersName modifyTimestamp nameForms nsAccountLock 
nsAIMStatusGraphic nsAIMStatusText nsBackendSuffix nscpEntryDN 
nsds5ReplConflict nsICQStatusGraphic nsICQStatusText nsIdleTimeout 
nsLookThroughLimit nsRole nsRoleDN nsSchemaCSN nsSizeLimit nsTimeLimit 
nsUniqueId nsYIMStatusGraphic nsYIMStatusText numSubordinates 
objectClasses parentid passwordAllowChangeTime passwordExpirationTime 
passwordExpWarned passwordGraceUserTime passwordHistory 
passwordRetryCount pwdExpirationWarned pwdGraceUserTime pwdHistory 
pwdpolicysubentry retryCountResetTime subschemaSubentry vendorName 
vendorVersion

If anyone is interested, I can work it into the ldap3 module and search 
class.

For now I will just put this into my app.

- Gary



On Mon 03 Feb 2014 01:43:21 PM PST, Gary Waters wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When I try to search using getOperationalAttributes=True, I am not
> getting all the operational attributes, particularly I am interesting in
> getting nsRoleDN and nsRole.
>
> However if I just request nsRoleDN and nsRole (with or without
> getOperationalAttributes=True) I do see those attributes.
>
> I see that in the code the variable
> ALL_OPERATIONAL_ATTRIBUTES = '+'
>
> I am new to this, but when I try this from ldapsearch on the command
> line I dont see a difference. (where my filter is 'objectclass=* + 'or
> just objectclass=*)
>
> Is this because of my server?
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Gary
>
> Ldap3 Version: I am running is from a pip install from a couple of weeks
> ago. via this - 'pip install python3-ldap' in Ubuntu 13.04 and python 2.7.
>