On Mon, Nov 09, 2009 at 06:42:53PM +0100, Henri wrote:

> I have also encountered the same situation : multiple results with one LDAP
> query. I first think about the expansion_limit parameter, but it still gives
> a lookup transport error.
> I have no possibility in adding a parameter to ensure that the LDAP query
> will only return one result.
> 
> My ldap directory is quite large and we have several tools to ensure that
> there won't be any entries having the same address email.
> However it could still happens and I would really appreciate if you could
> give us the "solution" to fix that.
>
> >It is "possible" to work-around the inevitable multiple result values, but
> >I am loath to recommend it, so would prefer to not post such a "solution".

The best solution is to enforce primary key collisions when entries are
added to LDAP.

-- 
        Viktor.

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