Howard Chu authored 12 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 12 years ago

Of course, no one would ever have any legitimate reason to set these
items to anywhere near such extreme values in the first place.

Howard Chu authored 12 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 12 years ago

Currently just a direct replacement of slapd.conf parsing,
no dynamic features yet.

Ondrej Kuznik authored 13 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 12 years ago

For all other ce_types it holds that each is represented by one
attribute, making ce_type matching for X-ORDERED siblings equivalent to
how back-ldif handles them. Cft_misc is means "all other types", however
no overlay/backend so far has used different attributes as siblings,
triggering the difference in handling between bconfig.c and back-ldif.

handler in the ConfigOCs structure

Ralf Haferkamp authored 14 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 13 years ago

cn=config overlays again.

Those require some special handling.

supported currently.

Conflicts:

	servers/slapd/bconfig.c

Ralf Haferkamp authored 13 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 13 years ago

Seems simpler this way. No need for a back-config specific
bi_access_allowed() handler.

Ralf Haferkamp authored 13 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 13 years ago

more for ITS#7066

Ralf Haferkamp authored 13 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 13 years ago

Dynamically adding ACL for cn=config didn't work correctly, when no
ACLs where present for that database upon startup. Delete the last
ACL from the DB could also lead to unexpected results.

Pierangelo Masarati authored 14 years ago and Quanah Gibson-Mount committed 13 years ago

allow to specify a per-database list of attributes that need to be always collected, even if not explicitly requested by clients (addresses ITS#6513)