Allow using AD UUID as userId values #2525
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@butonic Is it better to get this in via master (to not diverge too much) |
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@rhafer I agree, this is beneficial not only for spaces |
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Active Directory treats UUID attributes like 'objectGUID' as octet string. This means they need some special treatment: - When storing them into UserId Object we need to convert the Raw Value to a string - When using them in LDAP filter they need to be correctly escaped as backslash escaped hex values. Partial Fix for #2523
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Active Directory treats UUID attributes like 'objectGUID' as octet
string. This means they need some special treatment:
to a string
escaped hex values.
Partial Fix for #2523