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Doc/reference/ldap-modlist.rst has the following text:
.. note::
Replacing attribute values is always done with a
:py:const:`ldap.MOD_DELETE`/:py:const:`ldap.MOD_ADD` pair instead of
:py:const:`ldap.MOD_REPLACE` to work-around potential issues with
attributes for which no EQUALITY matching rule are defined in the
server's subschema. This works correctly in most situations but
rarely fails with some LDAP servers implementing (schema) checks on
transient state entry during processing the modify operation.
This text seems to be incorrect, since it is doing an MOD_ADD or MOD_DELETE of a specific attribute value that requires matching rules to exist, and one usually uses a MOD_REPLACE operation to do the change to avoid the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Doc/reference/ldap-modlist.rst has the following text:
This text seems to be incorrect, since it is doing an MOD_ADD or MOD_DELETE of a specific attribute value that requires matching rules to exist, and one usually uses a MOD_REPLACE operation to do the change to avoid the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: