Ok. The patch at
http://git.goingon.net/?p=perl-ldap.git;a=commitdiff;h=af630673855d88c9a88e1f86ee0d068337562e91
takes advantage of Reverse DNS lookups in
krb5_sname_to_prinicipal();
In MIT Kerberos, the ability to do a reverse DNS lookup in
krb5_sname_to_principal() appears to be a compile ti
On 13 Apr 2009, at 17:23, Dale Moore wrote:
I recommend that if we are going to use Net::LDAP get the peerhost,
and use it as part of the service name, that we modify Net::LDAP to
do the reverse DNS and not expect GSSAPI to do it. Or we change our
approach in dealing with hosts with round-robin
Hi,
I spent my whole afternoon searching for a solution for replacing all
values of an attrbute by an array.
So what i got is basicly an reference $values to an array of my new
values. I could iterate through the array using
foreach my $value (@$values) {...}
The code that works is:
my $mes
Oliver,
I think the following should work (pass a reference to an array, not an array):
my $mesg1=$backendConn->modify($dn,
replace => { $attr, $values }
);
Regards,
Ross
-Original Message-
From: Oliver Dörr [mailto:oli...@do
Hmmm,
that does also not work. $mesg1->error shows "Protocol error " and
$mesg1->code = 2
No hint, in LDAP server log
Another idea?
Oliver
Steiner, Ross schrieb:
Oliver,
I think the following should work (pass a reference to an array, not an array):
my $mesg1=$backendConn->modify($dn,
On Apr 13, 2009, at 3:50 PM, Oliver Dörr wrote:
Hmmm,
that does also not work. $mesg1->error shows "Protocol error " and
$mesg1->code = 2
No hint, in LDAP server log
Hm, it should have worked. can you turn on debug with $backendConn-
>debug(15); just before you call ->modify so we can
