.TH ldif-duplicate-attrs 1 "2015-04-01" "hxtools" "hxtools"
.SH Name
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ldif-duplicate-attrs \(em check for multi-value attributes in LDIF file
.SH Usage
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\fBprocalldiff\fP [\fB\-C\fP] \fB<\fP\fIfoo.ldif\fP \fB>\fP\fIreport.txt\fP
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Input must not contain linewraps. Do use with
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{\fBslapcat\fB|\fBldapsearch\fP} \fB-o ldif-wrap=no\fP ...
.SH Description
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Reads an LDIF file from standard input and checks for the presence
of multivalued attributes of all DNs. Whitelisted attribute names
are excluded from the problem report. Outputs a statistic sorted by
severity to standard output.
.SH Options
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\fB\-C\fP
Force color output. Useful when piping into `less -R`.
(By default, color is only emitted when stdout is a tty.)
.SH Example output
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.nf
	11	cn=67eoG,ou=Muenchen,o=Deutschland
		uid(3) cn(2) fullName(2) mail(2) sn(2)
	10	cn=Hoff,ou=Muenchen,o=Deutschland
		homeCity(2) homePostalAddress(2) homeZipCode(2) l(2)
		telephoneNumber(2)
.fi
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The DN cn=67eoG has had three values for the "uid" attribute, two for "cn",
and so on, for a total badness score of 11.
The entire output is sorted by:
.IP 1. 4
Overall, DNs are sorted by descending score.
.IP 2. 4
For a particular DN, attributes are sorted by descending score.
.IP 3. 4
If two attributes have the same score, sort occurs
lexicographically ascending.