On 06.01.2011 08:09, Ian Kent wrote:
LDAP_URI="ldap://server1 ldap://server2";
You are supposed to be able to do this.
Ok I have found the problem. The construction above is working well, indeed.
The problem is, that you call get_dc_list() directly in the while loop in function find_server() where its output is not parsed (normally
the LDAP_URI config parameter is parsed fine).
I think that to fix it we would need to:
1. call the get_dc_list() before the main "while" loop
2. fix get_dc_list() so it rather than strcatting ldap uris into a single string returns the pure list so that we do not have to parse it
again. This way it can be directly processed in the main while loop.
But I do not know how would it behave if we had something like this:
LDAP_URI="ldap:///something ldap:///something_else";.
Maybe two nested loops would be better - anyway I am sure you know where I am
pointing now :-)
Ondrej
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