a,
however, so would be painful...
Thanks!
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and not the contents of file.bin.
BR,
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ext ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> $email => the email address the incoming message is sent to (IE
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]) and the filter looks for an LDAP field called "mail"
> which contains the value in $email.
>
> If that fails, we need instead to look for the email address in the LDAP
> field
list is
empty, unless I modify my LDIF change records to suit Net::LDAP::LDIF.
And then they can't be used with OpenLDAP tools...
Comments?
Thanks!
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of speed are welcome :-)
Thanks,
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# recursive-ldap-delete.pl
#
ext Hutchins, Mike ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have no idea why this little chunk of code doesn't work. Any help
> would be much appreciated.
>
> use Net::LDAP;
> use Net::LDAP::LDIF;
>
> $ldap=Net::LDAP->new("cdenldap1", port => 389,
> version =>
ext Asu Vohra ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to LDAP. Can anyone tell me how can I authorize a user in LDAP for a
> particular service using Perl?
>
Hi,
The LDAPv3 standard only provides an authentication interface "BIND".
Before you consider how you will authorize a user, y
://a.b.c/ou=remote-server/dc=foo,dc=com');
$entries->add($ref);
The idea is that I want to create some entries in memory, so that I can search
through them, and I want those entries to also contain some references.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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Aurelien Magniez wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to parse with the Net::LDAP::Schema module
the following file and I can't retrieve all the
attributes and objectclasses in this file with the
all_attributes function for example.
dn: cn=Login Server (portal30_sso)
cn: Login Server (portal30_sso)
description: C
ext Relho de Couro ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to define (in a LDAP schema) an attribute of any kind?
> I would like to create an attribute that supports any kind of symbol
> contained in a keyboard or even binary data.
>
> Example of values for the desired attribute
Chris Ridd ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> There's a gap between the search and the first modify in which another DUA
> could change the value in cn=Registry. You will need a strategy for coping
> with that - perhaps retry the search/modify a couple of times and only fail
> when all the attempts hav
ext Messerer, Jeremiah ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Is there any existing Perl API to delete an entire directory or do
> selective deletion? I have searched many web sources and found nothing.
> I need to delete an entire organization. Also, I need to delete all
> entries of a subtree except for on
Hi,
I am encountering a really strange problem and I am wondering if somebody can help me to figure
out why, possibly to save me a lot of time debugging this.
I have a script which retrieves a user's cert like this:
e->get_value('userCertificate;binary')
When I execute it on my gentoo
Graham Barr wrote:
The sounds like the old utf8 encoding issue. You could try changing your
LANG environment variable not to mention utf8, or upgrade to a later
release of perl. Either I think will fix the problem
Graham.
Thanks a lot, Graham. Unsetting LANG solved the problem.
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Alexander Jung wrote:
Hello,
On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 18:30:36 +0100, Alexander Jung
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i try to decode X509 Certificates (as stored in
userCertificate;binary) using this test-script:
[ ... ]
ok, after finding an exact example for my problem in the distribution
of Convert::ASN1,
Alexander Jung wrote:
Hello,
On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 20:02:59 +0200, Mike Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[ ... ]
I have taken the x509 ASN.1 certificate profile definition from the x509decode
script and
written my own library, which I was planning to release to CPAN, but it's not
f
Chris Ridd wrote:
The only objection I'd have to this is that they're non-standard and
proprietary controls. All the other ones we include are from RFCs, or from
Internet drafts that are intended to become RFCs.
So I'd personally prefer if they were in a separate CPAN module for that
reason. Maybe
Messerer, Jeremiah wrote:
I was not able to find this script. Could you please send me the url or
navigational steps to find it in CPAN.
Thanks,
Jeremiah
http://svn.mutatus.co.uk/wsvn/perl-ldap/trunk/contrib/recursive-ldap-delete.pl?op=file&rev=0&sc=0
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ext Alexander Jung ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello,
>
> after copying the x509ecode example for the third time, I put its
> example to use for building my first Perl module.
>
> As its fairly short, I include it with this mail. Hopefully it is
> usefull for anyone in need of wretching informat
ext Sagar R. Shah ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> I decided to investigate further and profiled a script that obtained all
> the LDAP attributes for a specific userid 500 times. Here's the profiler
> output:
>
> $ dprofpp tmon.out
> Total Elapsed Time = 27.01739 Seconds
> User+System Time = 20.4
memory and drives
the system load up. The exception is if you happen to use mod_perl...
BR,
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Hi,
Is there any technique to determine if the value of an attribute inside
of a Net::LDAP::Entry object is base64 encoded or not?
Perhaps this is more of a general question, or a MIME::Base64 question.
I am looking for something like:
@attr = $entry->get_value('myAttr');
while (@attr) {
Chris Ridd wrote:
However, you do know that there's no need to base64 encode attribute values
in LDAP? LDAP's a binary protocol. The only use of base64 is when writing
certain unsafe values to LDIF *files*, and (curiously) in some hashed
password mechanisms.
Hi,
Thanks for the reply. Somehow,
Charles Colbourn wrote:
Hi all,
I've recently uploaded to CPAN Data::Sync - a utility module which may be
of interest to dbi & perl-ldap users. I've posted a thread on
www.perlmonks.org here:
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=494094
asking for comments and suggestions, if anyone would like to
Miro Dietiker, MD Systems wrote:
Hi!
I'm doing series of ldap searches and I'm new on ldap query
implementation.
Compared to database queries (where you get a result which can be freed)
I don't understand the way how to free a message and its associated
resources and can't find any documentation
Chris Ridd wrote:
On 1/12/05 4:04, Rion, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, I manually unfolded and un-encoded the entry and it is a valid
certificate in DER format.
I was thinking more of the 'userCertificate;binary::' being correct in the
file, because that's what LDIF.pm will be trying
ps.
Do you mean a perl CGI app? I have started working one one, but it is
very far from being "feature complete".
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
attached is Net::LDAP::FilterMatch, a module to match Net::LDAP::Entry
objects against a Net::LDAP::Filter filter.
It can be used to filter out entries from an LDIF, but also as a simple
solution for searching while using Net::LDAP::Server.
Comments are welcome.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am having a problem getting a base64 encoded attribute from an ldap
server.
When I am doing an ldapsearch from a unix commandline I get the attribute
correctly:
QWxhZGRpbjpvcGVuIHNlc2FtZQ==
decoding ( decode_base64($encoded) ) it gives me the rigt content
Hans Holt wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to Net::LDAP and want to use it to acess an OpenLDAP server that
accepts simple authentication over TLS. TLSVerifyClient is set to 'never' on
the server.
Using the openldap package ldapsearch establishes a tls connection and
searches the ldap directory as expected.
Wilbert Barbara (CI/OSI) * wrote:
Hello,
Net::LDAP
Net::LDAPS
Is there a possible to LDAP bind with an encrypted (SHA, SSHA, CRYPT,
...) password? I don't like to write the secret password to the perl
file.
If the script is interactive, then just ask the user for the password
with Term::Read
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Hi.
I'm dealing with an LDAP server that answers queries with data
that has the objectClass attribute in no particular order, i.e. and
had a question for you all.
objectClass is a multivalued attribute, and RFC 2251 says that the
return order of multivalued attribute
Philip Prindeville wrote:
Right, but that's a fair amount of work. I'm wondering if there might be a
more compact representation of the objectclass stacking hierarchy that
could lend itself to a quick, efficient convenience method for reordering
the objectclass array, such as:
my %objectClassI
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