I recently switched from performing a slapcat followed by using
Net::LDAP::LDIF to load the entire LDAP directory into memory for batch
updating from the authoritative sources to using Net::LDAP with
callbacks because the LDAP directory has grown too large to fit in
memory on this system.
The problem I am having is that the callback subroutine which makes
several checks and also sometimes updates the entry, causes the perl
debugger to blow up with the 99 levels of nested subroutines error.
However, it runs without error without the debugger. So, I'm guessing
that the problem is the callback routine is taking too long to process
each entry and the callbacks up are getting backed up.
Are there strategies for dealing with this problem in the debugger?
(google hasn't been my friend today).
Thanks,
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University of Vermont | just like everyone else.
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