Nigel Benns a �crit :
I've had quite a bit of success working with some test programs and
OpenLdap, but the only thing I cannot do is write to the directory store.
DirectoryEntry.CommitChanges() runs and exits ok, but doesn't seem to
really do anything. Then next time I run it, or read the directory in GQ
the entry is still exactly the same.
CommitChanges() works fine for me from mono-1.0.0 to mono-1.1.1, and I
can write to OpenLDAP (2.0 and 2.1). Are you sure there is no exception
? Maybe your binding is wrong, or you do not respect the LDAP schema...
Attached is an example code of mine that creates a user entry. You could
also send me your code so I can test it.
Right now I'm using Mono-1.0 with Linux Mandrake 10.1 (actually Cooker,
I'm going to redo my Laptop with 10.1 PowerPack now that its out)
I use Mandrake 10.0 and Debian Sarge.
--
Arnaud Bienvenu
Makina Corpus
using System;
using System.DirectoryServices;
public class Client
{
public static void Main()
{
try
{
DirectoryEntry DirEntry = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://ldap.makina-corpus.org/ou=People,dc=mcjam,dc=org";, "cn=admin,dc=makinacorpus,dc=org", "*********");
DirectoryEntries people = DirEntry.Children;
DirectoryEntry newentry = people.Add("uid=essai", "top");
newentry.Properties["objectClass"].Add("posixAccount");
newentry.Properties["objectClass"].Add("shadowAccount");
newentry.Properties["objectClass"].Add("person");
newentry.Properties["objectClass"].Add("organizationalPerson");
newentry.Properties["objectClass"].Add("inetOrgPerson");
newentry.Properties["userid"].Value = "essai";
newentry.Properties["cn"].Value = "Ceci est un essai";
newentry.Properties["uidNumber"].Value = "65534";
newentry.Properties["gidNumber"].Value = "65534";
newentry.Properties["homeDirectory"].Value = "/home/users/essai";
newentry.Properties["sn"].Value = "Essai";
newentry.CommitChanges();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine("Exception : " + ex.Message);
}
}
}
