Leif has got a winner!
At 02:56 PM 2/6/01 -0800, Leif Hedstrom wrote:
>Billy Joedono wrote:
>
> > $ld=&LdapOpen($ldaphost,$ldapport,$dnmanager,$dnpassword);
> > $Entry= $ld->search($basedn,'sub',$user,0);
> > while ($Entry) {
> > $Entry->{userpassword}[0]= $ldapass;
simpy change to: $Entry->setValues("userPassword", $ldappass);
> > $ld->update($Entry);
> > $my_dn= $Entry->{cn}[0];
> > print h2("Password Changed!");
> > print p("Your LDAP password is changed!");
> > print p("Use you browser's BACK button for other menus");
> > $Entry= $ld->nextEntry();
> > }
>
>What version of PerLDAP are you using? Have you tried using Entry::setValues()
>instead of setting it "manually"? Both ways should work, but maybe there's a
>bug somewhere in PerLDAP... :(
Apparently, they are different, in this case at least. Maybe because this
is always a single-valued attribute? Anyway, I am using perldap 1.4.1, perl
5.005, openldap 1.2.11, linux 2.2.14. Thanks for the pointer.
>-- Leif
Regards,
Billy
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