Hi Alban, On Wed, Apr 06, 2005 at 05:15:34AM +0200, Alban Browaeys wrote: > > It is save to assume that the data from debconf is in the charset of the > > current locale? Then foo=`echo $RET|iconv -t UTF8` after the db_get > > would suffice. Of course the locale could change between config and > > postinst so maybe I should convert to UTF-8 and store the result in the > > debconf db in the config script? > > > from slapd debian script source it is told that utf8 would broke the ldi > output (talking about root dn , though i guess it is just that openldap That's right, currently UTF8 is not supported. To support it we'll have to convert the input into UTF8 and base64-encode it and use the binary syntax for the entry. Which is fully supported by OpenLDAP. > does not support utf8 out of the box right now). It does. > Though i am pretty confident that slapd/lbdm or bdb support utf8 i would > not swear that the ldiff scripts does ... It's just some other binary data to throw into the database. Why would it cause any problems? Greetings Torsten
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