   Thanks for the detailed information.  This the same issue
reported in ITS#1890.  The ldap_explode_dn() returns string
representations of RDNs which can and will produce strings which
included escaped values.  In a number of cases, escaping is
required by the technical specification. differently than
presented in its input.  While this is a change any application
which is designed to properly handle the RDN escaping change
will aggravate those bugs.  I note that the change was made for
good reasons, the 2.0 version was quite buggy and the changes
made are intended to resolve these problems.  These fixes where
not possible without introducing some change.  Any change, of
course, can impact applications.  We, however, don't believe the
change impacts any properly designed application. That is,
properly designed applications should expect that RDN strings
may contain escaped values.    At 02:03 AM 2002-07-09,
michael@stroeder.com wrote: >Kurt D. Zeilenga wrote: >> At 04:50
AM 2002-07-05, michael@stroeder.com w