r8740: Extend the rdn_name module to handle adding the rdn as an attribute. ie:

dn: cn=foo,ou=bar
objectClass: person

implies

dn: cn=foo,ou=bar
objectClass: person
cn: foo
(as well as a pile more default attributes)

We also correct the case in the attirbute to match that in the DN
(win2k3 behaviour) and I have a testsuite (in ejs) to prove it.

This module also found a bug in our provision.ldif, so and reduces
code complexity in the samdb module.

Andrew Bartlett
(This used to be commit 0cc58f5c3cce12341ad0f7a90cdd85a3fab786b3)

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/testprogs/ejs/ldb.js b/testprogs/ejs/ldb.js
index ea090a65b7..812c5a5b96 100755
--- a/testprogs/ejs/ldb.js
+++ b/testprogs/ejs/ldb.js
@@ -86,6 +86,7 @@ x: 8
 dn: cn=x9,cn=test
 objectClass: foo
 x: 9
+cn: X9
 ");
 	assert(ok);
 
@@ -94,12 +95,14 @@ x: 9
 	assert(res[0].createTimestamp != undefined);
 	assert(res[0].whenCreated != undefined);
 	assert(res[0].name == "x8");
+	assert(res[0].cn == "x8");
 
 	var res2 = ldb.search("x=9", NULL, ldb.SCOPE_DEFAULT);
 	assert(res2[0].objectGUID != undefined);
 	assert(res2[0].createTimestamp != undefined);
 	assert(res2[0].whenCreated != undefined);
 	assert(res2[0].name == "x9");
+	assert(res2[0].cn == "x9");
 
 	assert(res[0].objectGUID != res2[0].objectGUID);