Michael,
The LDAP_NO_OBJECT_CLASS_MODS response is coming back from domino, which
means one of a few things:
* The update is not allowed - possibly because of structural object
class clashes,
* PLA is calling ldap_mod_replace, and that function is not liked by domino.
* Domino is doing something a little different for LDAP updates.
In case the 2nd option is the reason, try modifying
lib/ds_ldap_pla.conf, and change the @ldap_mod_replace() function to
@ldap_modify() - the arguments are the same. (Around line 477).
If that doesnt work, put in a
debug_dump(array('connect'=>$this->connect($method),'method'=>$method,'dn'=>$dn,'attrs'=>$attrs),1);
on the line immediately before the ldap_modify() to verify that the
output looks ok.
...deon
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