#!/usr/bin/python2

# Reproduction of problem where UDM does not clear the "e-mail" attribute from
# old "creation" code. We create users in a loop, which (via our abstraction)
# does roughly the following:

import univention.admin.modules
import univention.admin.config
import univention.admin.objects
import univention.config_registry as ucr

u = ucr.ConfigRegistry()
u.load()

baseDN = u.get('ldap/base')
position_base_dn = univention.admin.uldap.position(baseDN)
binddn = 'cn=admin,%s' % baseDN
bindpwd = open('/etc/ldap.secret').read()
tls = 2

ldap = univention.admin.uldap.access(
	host=u.get('ldap/master'), base=baseDN,
	binddn=binddn, bindpw=bindpwd, start_tls=tls)
config = univention.admin.config.config()

# Verify values
print position_base_dn
print ldap

# Init "users" module
univention.admin.modules.update()
users = univention.admin.modules.get('users/user')
univention.admin.modules.init(ldap, position_base_dn, users)

# Set container for new users
position_base_dn.setDn('cn=users,%s' % baseDN)

# Create first user object
obj = users.object(config, ldap, position_base_dn)
obj.open()

print "1"
obj['password'] = 'JDFOQHWQ67mw'
obj['lastname'] = 'Test0021'
obj['mailPrimaryAddress'] = 'test0021@SOMEDOMAIN'
obj['username'] = 'test0021'
obj['primaryGroup'] = 'cn=Domain Users,cn=groups,%s' % baseDN
obj.create()

print "2"
# Create second user object
obj2 = users.object(config, ldap, position_base_dn)
obj2.open()

# Demonstrate problem
assert obj2['e-mail'] == obj['e-mail']  # this should fail!