Tickets :: Comment on [#11083] UID search is non-strict

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Comment	>> The UID value MUST be a globally unique identifier. The error is >> telling you that more than one entry in your datastore has the same >> UID value. > > Yes, but it is a unique identifier : > ~$ grep 'cn:' slapcat.ldif > cn.list > ~$ grep 'cn:' slapcat.ldif \|sort -u > cn2.list > ~$ wc -l cn* > 524 cn2.list > 524 cn.list > > Plus, at the moment I don't have this error in my log anymore, so I > don't understand why it's not syncing :/ > > LDAP is great for handling accounts and providing detailed > information about each user. And in this case using "uid" as a > globally unique identifier is easy. But in my case, I'm using LDAP as > a storage for a personal LDAP, so these entries don't have any uid > since they're not real users. I decided to use "cn" as identifier, > and even if someday something could lead to a non unique issue, it's > not the case at the moment. > > I'm a bit lost, I don't really understand why - even now this issue > is gone - sync is only working for a few contacts. You can see the > log I attached in my previous post for more information. > > Thanks
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