Ugh, old LDAP server... Second way worked but I had to give it the newrdn as well:
07-06-2005 19:06:09: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: FAILED to move user -> dyoung2 07-06-2005 19:06:09: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: LDAP error code is 89 07-06-2005 19:06:09: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: LDAP error text is: No NewRDN specified 07-06-2005 19:06:09: DEBUG: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: returning with val 0 And then: 07-06-2005 19:06:45: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: FAILED to move user -> dyoung2 07-06-2005 19:06:45: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: LDAP error code is 53 07-06-2005 19:06:45: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: LDAP error text is: server does not support moving of entries 07-06-2005 19:06:45: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: returning with val 0 Thanks for that snippet, it lead to decent message. Guess that means it supports "renaming" existing entries but not moving them? > You need to use $ldap->moddn > > > Anyone have an example of dn() or a moddn/modrdn call? > > $mesg = $ldap->moddn( > dn => "uid=foo, ou=People, dc=example, dc=com", > newrdn => "uid=bar" > ); > > or > > $mesg = $ldap->moddn( > dn => "uid=foo, ou=People, dc=example, dc=com", > newsuperior => "ou=Lemming, dc=example, dc=com", );
