r12 only allows one 'userPassword' value even though the schema defined the attribute as 'multi-valued'.
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r12 only allows one 'userPassword' value even though the schema defined the attribute as 'multi-valued'.

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Article ID: 51553

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CA Directory CA Security Command Center CA Data Protection (DataMinder) CA User Activity Reporting

Issue/Introduction

Description:

r12 only allows one 'userPassword' value even though the schema defined the attribute as 'multi-valued'.

When attempting to add an additional value it is added but the old one gets removed (as opposed to 8.1 behavior).

Solution:

Even though the required functionality is non-standard and goes against all LDAP and X.500 standards, we have added the required functionality. Activate using the command:

 "set enable-nonstandard-behaviour = true;". Available in r12.0.2417 (SR5). 

Password services would not work with multiple passwords but if you are looking to use password services, then that functionality MANDATES a single password for each entry. If you use password services, have a single password for each entry, and have the 'set enable-nonstandard-behaviour = true;' command set.

Environment

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Component: ETRDIR