[phpldapadmin] Preventing deletion of attributes

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Hi, I'm using a slightly customised version of PLA to manage a database usi=
ng
the standard InetOrgPerson schema.

I'd like to make sure that users can't accidentally delete the userPassword
attribute by setting an empty value and confirming the update operation.

I guess the right way (tm) to do this would be to use a custom LDAP schema =
with
the userPassword attribute defined as MUST attribute: can you confirm that =
PLA
would then deny the operation in this case?

Otherwise, in the short run it could be easier for me to patch PLA than to
switch to a new LDAP schema: can you suggest if there is any feature in PLA=
 that
I could easily customise to add a check for an empty userPassword attribute?
(I had a quick look at the configuration values and at htdocs/update_confir=
m.php
but I couldn't find anything that could be obviously related).

Thanks!

Cri

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