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ldap: Slightly tweak wording in unique_account_id doc.
The original sentence is a bit unclear it's talking about mapping to the same user account *across time* - rather than a situation where a value might map to multiple accounts at the same time (which should be impossible for DNs).
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@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ for most LDAP installations. All you need to do is set the
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unique identifier** for the account. If your LDAP server has a policy
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of never changing the Distinguished Name (`dn`) for a user, you can
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use that. But it's worth checking if your LDAP provider offers a UUID
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that is guaranteed to map to a unique user account.
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that is guaranteed to always map to the same user account.
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For Active Directory installations, the immutable Security Identifier
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[`objectSid`](https://ldapwiki.com/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Security%20Identifier)
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