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Currently if I create a route for ou=base, the router won't send it requests for OU=base, ou=Base, etc. I'd like some way to create a route that ignores case when comparing the request and route DNs.
I think most LDAP servers generally do case insensitive comparisons. It might make sense to make that the default in ldapjs. There could be a server-level 'case sensitive routes' option like in express to override that if needed.
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So attribute names (ou) being case-sensitive is just a bug. That I'll take care of. Usually though LDAP is case-sensitive with the values (including in a DN), but iirc AD is case insensitive.
Do you need both? Or just attributes? (attributes I'll definitely fix, and does not need an option).
Currently if I create a route for ou=base, the router won't send it requests for OU=base, ou=Base, etc. I'd like some way to create a route that ignores case when comparing the request and route DNs.
I think most LDAP servers generally do case insensitive comparisons. It might make sense to make that the default in ldapjs. There could be a server-level 'case sensitive routes' option like in express to override that if needed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: