Charles Colbourn wrote:
Hi all,
I've recently uploaded to CPAN Data::Sync - a utility module which may be
of interest to dbi & perl-ldap users. I've posted a thread on
www.perlmonks.org here:
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=494094
asking for comments and suggestions, if anyone would like to take a look.
You can post feedback to the thread, on the cpanforum, or to the email
address listed in the perldocs.
Hi Charles,
That sure sounds handy. I imagined how I would like to use this tool,
so I wrote my thoughts in perl. Let me know what you think.
$source_base = "dc=test,dc=org";
$target_base = "dc=foobar,dc=com";
$s->source($ldap,
{
filter => "(cn=*)",
scope => "sub",
base => "$source_base,
attrs => [ "*", "aci", "modifyTimeStamp" ],
}
);
#
# transform source objects to match target schema
#
$s->transforms(dn => { newbase => $target_base },
attr => { value => "*",
regex => "s/$source_base/$target_base/"
},
attr => { value => "myAttr21",
regex => "s/foo/bar"
},
attr => { name => "attr1"
regex => "s/attr1/attr3/"
},
oc => { value => "*",
regex => "s/foo/bar"
},
);
#
# extend source objects to match target schema
#
$s->extends( filter => "(objectClass=foo2)",
add_ocs => [ "myOC1", "myOC2" ],
att_attrs => {
attr1 => "FIXME_LATER",
attr2 => "FIXME_LATER",
attr3 => "winchester",
attr4 => "mobile",
},
);
#
# save rejects to file
#
$reject_file = "rejects.ldif";
$s->rejects($reject_file);
How does that look? :-)
BR,
Mike
