On 17/1/05 12:31 pm, ronan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> LDAP::NET LDAP::NETapi
>
> the directory is using NETapi
>
> can someone point me to a documet(s) where the differences betwween thsse
> two modules are hightlighted
>
> specifically in the writing of an entry to the directory...
>
> I have created the entry and am attempting to write using NET::LDAP but
> keep getting an error
>
> failed to add entry: Object class violation at ./e2.pl line 87
>
> the code is as follows
>
> $list{'entry'} = {
> 'objectClass' => ['top','mjDistributionList'],
> 'cn' => ["AUT"],
> 'mj_admin_passwd' => ["apassword"],
> 'mj_moderate' => ['TRUE'],
> 'owner' => [$list_owner],
> 'description' => ["AUT mailing list"],
> 'mj_approve_passwd' => ["aut.approve"],
> 'mj_submit_policy' => ["restricted"],
> 'mj_subscribe_policy' => ["closed"],
> 'mj_restrict_post' => [EMAIL PROTECTED],
> 'mj_DLMembers' => []
> };
>
>
> $ret = $ldap->add(dn=>$dn,attrs => [EMAIL PROTECTED]'entry'}]);
>
> if ($ret != LDAP_SUCCESS){
> $ret->code && warn "failed to add entry: ", $ret->error ;
> } else {
> print "Added $rdn successfully\n";
> };
>
>
> Is there any difference in how the two modules wrap the entry before they
> add to the directory??
I don't know anything about Net::LDAPapi. You'll need to seek help elsewhere
with that code!
You're obviously not running with perl's -w flag or using 'use strict'.
These are *strongly* recommended, because they point out errors in your
code. If you try to do that with your snippet it complains:
Global symbol "$list" requires explicit package name at ./test.pl line 20.
Execution of ./test.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
Line 20 in my test script is the line that calls add.
Does writing:
attrs => [%{$list{'entry'}}]
make a difference?
> as before im not on the list so could any helpful souls please reply to
> my email address.
Cheers,
Chris
