Hello All,
May I just start by saying thank heavens this the LDAP bundle exists!!!
It holds the promise of greatly simplifying a lot of my directory
administration. That said, I don't appear to fully understand the
Net::LDAP update() method's calling convention.
I have an LDIF file which contai
ng in the directory gets changed. I'm uncertain
why that's the case. I have stepped through it using ptkdb, but I'm not
following the action very well.
I'm still looking for suggestions... :(
Ed
Christopher A Bongaarts wrote:
> In the immortal words of Ed Miller:
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Let me generalize this question a bit more...perhaps that would help.
When I read all of the entries in from the LDIF (and they have
changetypes included), I get $entry objects that have values correctly
populated in $entry->{"changes"}. But doing $entry->update($ldap)
appears to do nothing to th
Thank you to everyone who has helped me to figure this out.
I'm reminded that the problem is usually occurring in a location other
than where you're looking. If you're watching the stove to make sure
the pot doesn't boil over, the sink is probably backing up behind you.
In this case, I was loadi
Thanks to all who have tried to help me here. I just checked the
server logs (duh) and there are errors when the $ldap client is
attempting to make the changes. It's an error 65 on a Sun ONE
Directory Server. I'll look at what's going on and report here.
Clearly, the $entry->update method shoul
