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@ghenry what's the difference between these 2 filters ? Result should be the same, no ? |
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They both work but the current one is a waste as nothing is AND'd and looks
like a typo in the logs.
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@ghenry <https://github.com/ghenry> what's the difference between these 2
filters ? Result should be the same, no ?
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If no filter specified we get:
filter="(&(uid=ghenry))"
You should just set
(uid=ghenry)
Thanks.
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