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I am having a web app which needs to cache a notes ldap. For that the IT installed Openldap which will be queried from the web app. Basically OpenLdap Proxy.
now CN=My User, O=Corp
comes over as cn=My User, o=Corp…
(notice the case CN vs. cn, etc)
Can I adjust something in slapd.conf that tells my mapping to be case-sensitive?
These are case-insensitive by design, according to the specification, see RFC 4514 and RFC 4512, more specifically, section 1.4:
It’s not clear what you’re trying to do with your application, but libraries that handle such distinguished names should be able to handle that in theory.