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Use full sync when LDAP entries have no modify timestamp - #284
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Some LDAP servers, such as Google Secure LDAP, do not return modifyTimestamp. The fallback from #224 set the map timestamp to 0, so later runs did an incremental search with modifyTimestamp>=19700101000001Z. That search found no entries, and the cache did not change. Now, if any entry has no modifyTimestamp (or whenChanged for AD), the map gets no timestamp. Each update then does a full sync. The timestamp attribute name is matched without case. A stored timestamp of 0 also causes a full sync, which repairs hosts that ran the earlier fallback. Fixes #127
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Some LDAP servers, such as Google Secure LDAP, do not return modifyTimestamp. The fallback from #224 set the map timestamp to 0, so later runs did an incremental search with modifyTimestamp>=19700101000001Z. That search found no entries, and the cache did not change.
Now, if any entry has no modifyTimestamp (or whenChanged for AD), the map gets no timestamp. Each update then does a full sync. The timestamp attribute name is matched without case. A stored timestamp of 0 also causes a full sync, which repairs hosts that ran the earlier fallback.
Fixes #127