Ciao!
I use Mozilla::LDAP::Conn quite successfully. It's available from http://www.mozilla.org/directory/ as well as from CPAN. Here's a snippet. YMMV: my %ld = Mozilla::LDAP::Utils::ldapArgs(); $ld{'host'} = 'some host'; $ld{'base'} = 'some base'; my $conn = Mozilla::LDAP::Conn->new(\%ld) || die "Failed connection to LDAP server $ld{'host'}"; my (@rslts, @srch); # Setup search criteria for query push(@srch, 'cn=some data'); # Circulate through the search, fetching what matches. Attribute list is fixed. foreach my $search (@srch) { my $entry = $conn->search($ld{'root'}, $ld{'scope'}, "$search"); # Check for search error(s) $conn->printError() if $conn->getErrorCode(); # Found something. See what it is while ($entry) { # Process the results here ... $entry is a hashref containing # keyed by your LDAP server attributes, whose values are anon # arrays @rslts = ($entry->{'cn'}[0]); $entry = $conn->nextEntry(); } } $conn && $conn->close; Peace.
