On 3/8/07, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrej,
Hi Bill!
I normally use the client commands and store the ouptut into an array for processing. with the NET::LDAP it seems too much typing. :-) I should have mentioned in my initial email that I have read through the FAQ's and articles on NET::LDAP. I didn't see too much that I can do with the module that I am currently not doing. But I think it is because I haven't used it yet. Thanks for your input. I will definetly give it a shot. :-)
I think that the benefits of Net::LDAP are quite obvious, specially if your query returns more than one result, or attributes with more than one element per dn (e.g. role). Handling these things with the returned LDIF and ordinary arrays would be, ummm 'difficult'. Cheers, Andrej
