Le 08/11/2016 à 10:32, Braun, Thomas [Wekal] a écrit :
How do you get "$PivotValue"?
Define Columns,
my $csv_pivot_fields = $ENV{CSV_PIVOT_FIELDS} || "givenName,sn,o";
Push indexes into an Array while parsing the first Row
if ( grep( /^$attributes[$i]$/, @pivotCols ) ) … push (@pivotIndexes, $i);
Concat Values while parsing the Row
foreach ( @pivotIndexes ) { $PivotValules = $pivotValules .
$columns[$_]; }
Translate Umlauts and trim it to only contain a-zA-Z0-9
$PivotValue = $PivotValules;
my %umlaute = ("ä" => "ae", "Ä" => "Ae", "ü" => "ue", "Ü" => "Ue", "ö"
=> "oe", "Ö" => "Oe", "ß" => "ss" );
my $umlautkeys = join ("|", keys(%umlaute));
$PivotValue =~ s/($umlautkeys)/$umlaute{$1}/g;
$PivotValue =~ tr/a-zA-Z0-9//cd;
I do this to have a every time unique Key for a Person in a Company.
Like you see in my Console Output of the perlscripts running
standalone, this contains spaces only after : and ,
And this Output ist generated by print $entry->ldif();
If I run your sample.csv and original Sample script, it generates it
even the same way
./lsc-executable-csv2ldif-list.pl
dn: cn=line 2
uid: j.clarke
But you use CN and don’t use the full Path in the DN
dn: uid=GivennameSurnameCompany, ou=Contacts ,dc=my, dc=domain
uid: GivennameSurnameCompany
But when I leave the DN without the OU, I get the Entry Already
ExistsError
Then you need to adapt the destination filters, in order to let LSC know
how to find the target entry depending on your pivot attribute.
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