There are a couple issues - first, make sure you're on the latest release.
There were a couple bugs in earlier releases that ldifde was sensitive to.
I use the following to create valid ldifde files:
my $ldifout =
Net::LDAP::LDIF->new(">import.ldf","w",encode=>'base64',change=>'1');
-Or
Hi,
the problem seems to be that you want to write a change ldif format,
not a full one? It looks as the constructor parameter change => 1
does this, but I haven't yet tested it:
my $ldif = Net::LDAP::LDIF->new( file => ..., change => 1 );
My experience with ldifde comes from Win2000, and I
