LDAP servers set up in a Supplier->Consumer mode. Supplier is ver 3.1,
Consumer is ver 4.1.2. I normally only ever make changes to the
Supplier and they get replicated to Consumer properly. Due to some
reorganization of servers, I need temporarily, to be able to do the
updates to the Consumer. Testing with the ldapmodify program shows this
works just fine: the Consumer returns a reference which ldapmodify uses
to connect to the Supplier and make the change, which is then replicated
back to the Consumer.
Perldap seems to be trying to do this as well, but it is not doing it
correctly. Although I bind to the Consumer with a username and password
that has privileges to do the modify, Perldap seems to lose them and
binds to the Supplier anonymously. The modify then fails, of course and
I get back an error code 50, Insufficient Access.
Is this a know limitation of perldap, a new bug, or what? Is there a
work around? Does NET::LDAP do this properly? Thanks in advance for
any help.
Russ
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