Fixing find_by_dn issue returning multiple results #62
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replacing inaccurate find_by_dn with a better solution. Issue is original search can return duplicates: CN=joe,OU=base,DC=xyz CN=joe,OU=test,OU=base,DC=xyz will both be present when looking for CN=joe using OU=base,DC=xyz as search base. Since it only wants to retrieve an object identified by the DN using that as the base of the search with the scope base feels more appropriate.
Update generic_member_service.rb
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replacing inaccurate find_by_dn with a better solution.
Issue is: original search can return duplicates:
CN=joe,OU=base,DC=xyz
CN=joe,OU=test,OU=base,DC=xyz
will both be present when looking for CN=joe using OU=base,DC=xyz as search base. Since it only wants to retrieve an object identified by the DN using that as the base of the search with the scope base feels more appropriate.