Chris, I am using OpenLDAP's ldapsearch command. The person who created this LDAP created a custom schema. This command:
ldapsearch -h 10.19.15.50 -x -b ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft -s one Returns an entry like: # 0001-00000003, addresslist, test, cfmrs, sftaccess, sft dn: SFTal=0001-00000003,ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft SFTalentry: 0001-0000003 cn="Gaber, Brian",ou=PWGSC,o=GC,c=CA SFTdescription: Address List for 0001-00000003 SFTal: 0001-00000003 objectClass: SFTaddresslist This command: ldapsearch -h 10.19.15.50 -x -b ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft -s one SFT* Returns an entry like: # 0001-00000003, addresslist, test, cfmrs, sftaccess, sft dn: SFTal=0001-00000003,ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft -----Original Message----- From: Chris Ridd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 12:37 PM To: Brian Gaber Cc: perl-ldap@perl.org Subject: Re: Ldap search does not return expected result On 6 Dec 2007, at 16:43, Brian G wrote: > I run this command and I get the expected result: > > ldapsearch -h 10.19.15.50 -x -b > ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft -s one dn > > I then try to emulate this command with Net::LDAP using this code and > get > nothing: > > my $scope = "one"; > my $ldap = Net::LDAP->new("10.19.15.50") or die "$@"; my $mesg = > $ldap->search( > base => > "ou=addresslist,ou=test,ou=cfmrs,ou=sftaccess,o=sft", > scope => $scope, > attrs => ['*', 'dn'], > ); Neither search is specifying a filter. Maybe the ldapsearch program you're using is using a default one? Try explicitly specifying a filter. I don't think it'll make a difference, but you're requesting different attributes back in both cases. Also are you certain your entries have got attributes called "dn"? Entries in standard LDAP schemas do not have such an attribute. Cheers, Chris
