[16.0][FIX] users_ldap_populate: get additional operational attributes #733
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When using users_ldap_populate together with the users_ldap_groups module to synchronize groups especially the memberOf attribute is typically not fetched from the LDAP server without specifying it. This commit fixes this by adding the ['*', '+'] attributes to the search_st call.
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When using users_ldap_populate together with the users_ldap_groups module to synchronize groups especially the memberOf attribute is typically not fetched from the LDAP server without specifying it. This commit fixes this by adding the ['*', '+'] attributes to the search_st call.