* @return void
*/
private function setPagedResultCookie($base, $filter, $limit, $offset, $cookie) {
- if(!empty($cookie)) {
+ // allow '0' for 389ds
+ if(!empty($cookie) || $cookie === '0') {
$cacheKey = 'lc' . crc32($base) . '-' . crc32($filter) . '-' .intval($limit) . '-' . intval($offset);
$this->cookies[$cacheKey] = $cookie;
$this->lastCookie = $cookie;
foreach($bases as $base) {
$cookie = $this->getPagedResultCookie($base, $filter, $limit, $offset);
- if(empty($cookie) && ($offset > 0)) {
+ if(empty($cookie) && $cookie !== "0" && ($offset > 0)) {
// no cookie known, although the offset is not 0. Maybe cache run out. We need
// to start all over *sigh* (btw, Dear Reader, did you know LDAP paged
// searching was designed by MSFT?)
// Lukas: No, but thanks to reading that source I finally know!
+ // '0' is valid, because 389ds
$reOffset = ($offset - $limit) < 0 ? 0 : $offset - $limit;
//a bit recursive, $offset of 0 is the exit
\OCP\Util::writeLog('user_ldap', 'Looking for cookie L/O '.$limit.'/'.$reOffset, \OCP\Util::INFO);
$cookie = $this->getPagedResultCookie($base, $filter, $limit, $offset);
//still no cookie? obviously, the server does not like us. Let's skip paging efforts.
//TODO: remember this, probably does not change in the next request...
- if(empty($cookie)) {
+ if(empty($cookie) && $cookie !== '0') {
+ // '0' is valid, because 389ds
$cookie = null;
}
}