fix(core/ldap): When creating a new contact, also write the "sn" field #273
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The "sn" attribute is mandatory for "inetOrgPerson" object class, so it
should be written otherwise entries cannot be added and fails for example
with
Entry (cn=73a6-59920600-5-56454280,ou=personal,ou=addressbook,uid=alise,ou=peoples,dc=domain,dc=tld): object class 'inetOrgPerson' requires attribute 'sn'
Fixes #4206
Fixes #4248
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The "sn" attribute is mandatory for "inetOrgPerson" object class, so it
should be written otherwise entries cannot be added and fails for example
with
Fixes #4206
Fixes #4248
Note this is not tested