Le 08/11/2016 à 09:50, Braun, Thomas [Wekal] a écrit :
Now my List Output is:
dn: uid=GivennameSurnameCompany, ou=Contacts ,dc=my, dc=domain
uid: GivennameSurnameCompany
And the Get Output is:
dn: uid=GivennameSurnameCompany, ou=Contacts, dc=my, dc=domain
uid: GivennameSurnameCompany
Debug Output of the second run is:
Lauching '/etc/lsc/scripts/lsc-executable-csv2ldif-get.pl uid=
GivennameSurnameCompany, ou=Contacts, dc=my, dc=domain '
Writing to STDIN uid: GivennameSurnameCompany
Renaming object
uid=GivennameSurnameCompany,ou=Contacts,dc=my,dc=domain for CSVSyncTask
dn: uid=GivennameSurnameCompany,ou=Contacts,dc=my,dc=domain
changetype: modrdn
newrdn: uid= GivennameSurnameCompany
deleteoldrdn: 1
newsuperior: ou=Contacts,dc=my,dc=domain
Could it be the spaces in the DN?
Yes it seems to be that. "uid= GivennameSurnameCompany" should be
"uid=GivennameSurnameCompany". With this, there will be no renaming,
and so updates will be done.
OK, but where? My Perl Scripts using Net::LDAP like in the examples
without Spaces.
my $entry = Net::LDAP::Entry->new( "uid=" . $PivotValue . ",
ou=Contacts, dc=my, dc=domain" , $csv_pivot_field => $PivotValue );
How do you get "$PivotValue"?
Could it be found Parsing of the LSC Executable Plugin?
Don't think so, this plugin works well in any other cases.
Clément.
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