Re: First LDAP-Perl Script
On 20 Sep 2009, at 18:44, Parag Kalra wrote: I think I got what was going wrong...If I am not wrong 'bind' method uses authentication hence credentials only while making any changes (add/modify/delete) to ldap server. So if I will use wrong credentials to modify ldap database then it will surely shout... Not quite. All the 'operation' methods like bind(), add(), modify(), search(), etc return undef if there was a problem sending the operation to the server. They do *not* return undef if the server fails the operation. To check if the server fails the operation, you need to get the result of the operation, and test the result code inside that. This is commonly done like this: --- $res = $ldap-some-operation-here(with-lots-of-arguments) or die Cannot send some-operation-here; die Some operation failed (, $res-error_name, ) if $res-code; --- This works because an LDAP OK result is numeric 0. Note operations can return other codes which your application might also consider to be OK in some sense, so you will need to modify the above logic a little in those cases. Read the Net::LDAP::Message documentation to find out more things you can do with $res. Cheers, Chris
Re: First LDAP-Perl Script
On Sep 21, 2009, at 5:41 AM, Chris Ridd wrote: On 20 Sep 2009, at 18:44, Parag Kalra wrote: I think I got what was going wrong...If I am not wrong 'bind' method uses authentication hence credentials only while making any changes (add/modify/delete) to ldap server. So if I will use wrong credentials to modify ldap database then it will surely shout... Not quite. All the 'operation' methods like bind(), add(), modify(), search(), etc return undef if there was a problem sending the operation to the server. No, they will always return a Net::LDAP::Message object. If there is a local error then $res-code will be LDAP_LOCAL_ERROR Graham.
Re: First LDAP-Perl Script
On 21 Sep 2009, at 13:53, Graham Barr wrote: On Sep 21, 2009, at 5:41 AM, Chris Ridd wrote: On 20 Sep 2009, at 18:44, Parag Kalra wrote: I think I got what was going wrong...If I am not wrong 'bind' method uses authentication hence credentials only while making any changes (add/modify/delete) to ldap server. So if I will use wrong credentials to modify ldap database then it will surely shout... Not quite. All the 'operation' methods like bind(), add(), modify(), search(), etc return undef if there was a problem sending the operation to the server. No, they will always return a Net::LDAP::Message object. If there is a local error then $res-code will be LDAP_LOCAL_ERROR You're right. Cheers, Chris
First LDAP-Perl Script
Hello All Just installed LDAP server (OpenLDAP) on Ubuntu with following base root dn settings: cn=admin,dc=nodomian Added few organisation units to it using command line utility 'ldapadd' and few using ldap browser - 'phpldapadmin' Then I felt like playing with Perl to connect to LDAP server and wrote following script: $ldap_host = localhost; $admin = admin; $domain = nodomain; $dn = cn=$admin,o=$domain; $password = mypassword; $ldap = Net::LDAP-new($ldap_host) or die Could not establish connection to LDAP server - $ldap_host \n; $ldap-bind($dn,password=$password) or die Could not bind to LDAP serrver - $ldap_host \n; If I set wrong '$ldap_host', it shouts saying - 'could not bind to LDAP server' and rightly so. *However even if I set wrong '$password' or wrong '$dn' scripts still executes successfully and doesn't shout...* Where am I going wrong...? Cheers, Parag
RE: Perl Script Needed To Delete All The Files Stored In The Home Drectories.
Dear All, I am a new bie in perl scripting language. I have this problem : I have around 500 students directories created on a server where they (students) have their own program files etc. Now the priblem is to delete all these files of those students whose roll no. starts with s08-1-**-* where the ** means a number between 1 and 5 (inclusive ) specifying the branch they study in the * means the a number between 0 and 100 or more or can be done this way too considering the rollno as s08-1-1-** where ** stands for the students regsitration number/roll number. In that case the script will have to be changed for each branch, by changing the number 1, 2, 3,,4 0r 5. Ultimately we have to delete all the files stored in these folders without deleting their home directories. Can any one give a nice script/ solution to do this. Thanks in advance, jm
Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
Hi all, May I add my grain of salt? On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 3:20 AM, Vartak, Yash V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You should not expect the community to write entire stuff for you, the community is for programmers to help each other with genuine queries, and not give ready made solutions. Granted. No one learns to code over night! It needs hrs of patient efforts, and you ll have to work for yourself. Sure. Being a new bee you should have a look at following sites they have all the information you need w.r.t the project you are working It strikes me that this reply shares with the question what I would reproach it most: its top-down approach. I never learned to program. I programmed solutions to my problems at hand. Nothing else I can really claim. So the question 'it is not clear, provide a stepwise solution' is non-receivable. But, questions like 'why is there a @ on line 4?' should be acceptable. Marc
Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
Instead of creating the home directory as part of a batch job you might think of having the OS take care of it only when required. Under linux you might think of updating /etc/pam.d/system-auth and add this line: session required pam_mkhomedir.so skel=/etc/skel/ umask=0022 The users home directory will get created on the 1st login. -Jason On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 09:46 -0700, Jyotishmaan Ray wrote: Dear All, I am a new bie in perl. I have to create the home directories of 424 students in a server machine. The path of the home directory would be :- /mnt/btech/formatted-rollno. where formatted-rollno =s08-1-5-097 And the input file contains all the rollnos of 424 students. A sample student file of five students is as given below (in the format of uid, MD5 password) as below:- s08-1-5-093 s08-1-5-094 s08-1-5-095 s08-1-5-096 s08-1-5-097 For example, the home directories, for the rollno, s08-1-5-097, would be this- /mnt/btech/s08-1-5-097 All the student should have read/write and execute permissions in their home directories. Can any one provide the perl script for doing this ? -- Jason A. Kates ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Fax:208-975-1514 Phone: 212-400-1670 x2
Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
created a user by importing a ldif as shown below:
Plz go
through this file. However this file is located at the LDAP server
and the homedirectories are to created in the cluster server.
dn:
uid=s08-1-5-097,ou=student,dc=nits,dc=ac,dc=in
uid: s08-1-5-097
cn: s08-1-5-097
objectClass: account
objectClass: posixAccount
objectClass: top
objectClass: shadowAccount
userPassword: {crypt}$1$REie6fpE$5brEKmdMZlWzxStz7Kqed.
loginShell: /bin/bash
uidNumber: 3053
gidNumber: 3053
homeDirectory: /mnt/btech/s08-1-5-097
shadowLastChange:13458
shadowMin: 0
shadowMax: 99
shadowWarning: 7
I tried excuting the script too, still the /etc/group was not updated , why ?
The script is shown
below:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
open(FH,/mnt/btech/rr.txt);
while(FH)
{
chomp($_);
my $homedir = /mnt/btech/$_;
`groupadd $_`;
`mkdir $homedir; chmod 700 $homedir;` if(! -e $homedir);
}
close(FH);
what could be wrong with the script ?
While
the same script when i ran in another system where my ldap server is
running, I saw that three rollnos were added from the file-rr.txt into
the file /etc/group but again the ls-l command did nt show the changes
infact . Why??
The output of cat /etc/group command after running the script you had given:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] etc]# cat
group
..
.
s08-1-5-095:x:500:
s08-1-5-096:x:501:
s08-1-5-097:x:502:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] etc]#
And the output of the ls-l command is as below :-
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5124 2008-08-19 01:14 roll.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 37 2008-08-20 17:21 rr.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 5076 2008-08-19 20:22 r.txt
drwx-- 2 root root 4096 2008-08-20 18:44 s08-1-5-095
drwx-- 2 root root 4096 2008-08-20 18:44 s08-1-5-096
drwx-- 2 root root 4096 2008-08-20 18:44 s08-1-5-097
The output on running the script,
Usage: groupadd [options] GROUP
Options:
-f, --force force exit with success status if the
specified
group already exists
-r, create system account
-g, --gid GID use GID for the new group
-h, --help display this help message and exit
-K, --key KEY=VALUE overrides /etc/login.defs defaults
-o, --non-unique allow create group with
duplicate
(non-unique) GID
However
on my cluster server, I did get any such type of messages displyed on
running the script but at the same time ls -l command did not show up
the owner and group as the rollno, but it showed up as root a both
owner and the group.
Also the /etc/group file was not updated. why any pointers ??
No, , that the /etc/group file was not being
updated with the rollnos, from the file rr.txt, on running the script on the
clsuter server, why what was
was wrong.
It adds to the file /ect/group but it does shows up the owner and the group as
root only.
What is wrong ??
The output is shown below :-
drwxr-xr-x 2 s07-1-5-060 s07-1-5-060 3864 Jan 25 2008 s07-1-5-060
drwxr-xr-x 2 s07-1-5-061 s07-1-5-061 3864 Jan 25 2008 s07-1-5-061
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 3864 Aug 20 19:05 s08-1-5-095
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 3864
Aug 20 19:05 s08-1-5-096
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 3864 Aug 19 23:58 s08-1-5-097
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 239 Aug 20 19:05 s.pl
The owner and group should be the rollno.
ANY POINTERS ??
--- On Wed, 8/20/08, Andrej Ricnik-Bay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Andrej Ricnik-Bay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
To: Marc Girod [EMAIL PROTECTED], Perl-LDAP Mailing List
perl-ldap@perl.org
Date: Wednesday, August 20, 2008, 11:33 PM
On 20/08/2008, Marc Girod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, questions like 'why is there a @ on line 4?' should be
acceptable.
But you don't sign up for a power-sliding event and then
ask the people there what those pedals are for ... ?
Marc
Cheers,
Andrej
--
Please don't top post, and don't use HTML e-Mail :} Make your quotes
concise.
http://www.american.edu/econ/notes/htmlmail.htm
Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 12:07:02PM -0700, Jyotishmaan Ray wrote: Depending on the Linux system's policies, executing a command like this: useradd -m -d /mnt/btech -c $encrypted_password -s $shell $user will: - create the UID in the password database - create a group ID in /etc/groups - add that password to the password database - create the user's home directory - cause said directory to be owned by that new UID and GID - populate that directory with any template for .bashrc, etc. as are configured in /etc/skel Read the manpage for the command your OS is using. These commands come with other arguments to manage auxiliary groups, nonstandard home directory locations, etc. Check for errors on each invokation; any of the above actions may have failed for any reason. If you want to make use of the specific UIDs and GIDs in the LDAP data, you'll have to mess with adding groups, etc. more manually. See groupadd(8). If you want to preserve the password aging data, that gets more tricky, but is still doable; see chage(1). This is not an LDAP question. This is not a perl question. There are many forums that document this, and there are many Googleable (is that a verb?) instances of perl add user out there, many using LDAP as a source of users. There are consultants out there who'll do this work for pay, if you feel you're in over your head. Good luck! -- Brian Reichert [EMAIL PROTECTED] 55 Crystal Ave. #286Daytime number: (603) 434-6842 Derry NH 03038-1725 USA BSD admin/developer at large
Need Help In Writing A Perl Script.
Dear All,
I am a new bie in perl. I have to generate LDIF files
after reading a file containing a list of userids of a new admitted
batch of a university along with their passwords, uidNUmber And
gidNumber. Say the new batch contains 400 students, and the uidNumber
starts from the number 2631 onwards. So for each new userid read from
the file (it contains the userids and their respective MD5 password), a
new LDIF file has to be generated. The LDIF file format for a student
is :-
dn: uid=s08-1-5-097,ou=student,dc=nits,dc=ac,dc=in
uid: s08-1-5-097
cn: s08-1-5-097
objectClass: account
objectClass: posixAccount
objectClass: top
objectClass: shadowAccount
userPassword: {crypt}$1$2P6e6UmE$ZewMWmNBQ0ghQ9l/OK0Ft/
loginShell: /bin/bash
uidNumber: 2631
gidNumber:
2631
homeDirectory:
/mnt/btech/s08-1-5-097
shadowLastChange:13458
shadowMin: 0
shadowMax: 99
shadowWarning: 7
1)
Here the lines which should be updated are the first line, where the
uid=uid=s08-1-5-097, is to be filled up for every new uid read from the
input file.
2)
The second line is to be updated with the uid read from the input file.
3)
The third line is to be updated with the uid for value of cn:
4)
Lines 4-7 are not to be changed for anything. They would remain same as shown
above.
5)
The line 8's userPassword has to be updated after the MD5 passoword
corresponding to each uid.
6)
Line 6 would remain same for all the files. Nothing to be changed.
7)
uidNumber and gidNumber would be same for a stundent and should be incremented
for the nest
file.
8)
The home directory should be as: /mnt/btech/value of uid
where the uid's value is read from the input file, for example it is
here-s08-1-5-097
for all the files it would be different as uid is different for each student.
This would be their home directory.
9) The lines below the line of homedirectory would remain same for all the
files.
Please provide me the perl script for that. I am just a new bie and would take
weeks to write the script for doing that.
A sample student file of five students is as given below (in the format of
uid, MD5 password) as below:-
s08-1-5-093 $1$2P6e6UmE$X71iU1QF6it6oxalIPqMS/
s08-1-5-094 $1$2P6e6UmE$R37ySEfe5JPjRTmdIo2xf.
s08-1-5-095
$1$2P6e6UmE$VKlXe6lSoXr4aWBmuSn6u/
s08-1-5-096 $1$2P6e6UmE$H7Q3Thg4KQKeuAvOsffp8.
s08-1-5-097 $1$2P6e6UmE$ZewMWmNBQ0ghQ9l/OK0Ft/
Now please generate five LDIF files in the format as shown above for each
uid after reading fro the input file of five students :-
Thanks,
Jmaan
RE: Need Help In Writing A Perl Script.
Hi
What you say its should be pretty simple to do
1) First write a regex
if input the file format is like below
uid123 , c50672216e6be50f327c7df719784fe3
uid567 , 31d3818ec221c94784c884b19d381bf3
# below part of the code would give uid in $uid variable , $md5 would contain
md5 hash
while()
chomp;
/(.*),(.*)/;
my $uid=$1;
my $md5=$2;
# then write print statements according to your needs eg
print dn: $uid,ou=student,dc=nits,dc=ac,dc=in\n;
print uid: $uid\n;
print cn: $uid\n;
and so on ...
then just run
perl genLdif.pl in.txt students.ldif
Here in.txt is the input file and student.ldif is the output file generate.
Hope this solves your problem, do let me know.
Regards,
Yash Vartak
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-Original Message-
From: Jyotishmaan Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 5:28 PM
To: perl-ldap@perl.org
Subject: Need Help In Writing A Perl Script.
Dear All,
I am a new bie in perl. I have to generate LDIF files
after reading a file containing a list of userids of a new admitted
batch of a university along with their passwords, uidNUmber And
gidNumber. Say the new batch contains 400 students, and the uidNumber
starts from the number 2631 onwards. So for each new userid read from
the file (it contains the userids and their respective MD5 password), a
new LDIF file has to be generated. The LDIF file format for a student
is :-
dn: uid=s08-1-5-097,ou=student,dc=nits,dc=ac,dc=in
uid: s08-1-5-097
cn: s08-1-5-097
objectClass: account
objectClass: posixAccount
objectClass: top
objectClass: shadowAccount
userPassword: {crypt}$1$2P6e6UmE$ZewMWmNBQ0ghQ9l/OK0Ft/
loginShell: /bin/bash
uidNumber: 2631
gidNumber:
2631
homeDirectory:
/mnt/btech/s08-1-5-097
shadowLastChange:13458
shadowMin: 0
shadowMax: 99
shadowWarning: 7
1)
Here the lines which should be updated are the first line, where the
uid=uid=s08-1-5-097, is to be filled up for every new uid read from the
input file.
2)
The second line is to be updated with the uid read from the input file.
3)
The third line is to be updated with the uid for value of cn:
4)
Lines 4-7 are not to be changed for anything. They would remain same as shown
above.
5)
The line 8's userPassword has to be updated after the MD5 passoword
corresponding to each uid.
6)
Line 6 would remain same for all the files. Nothing to be changed.
7)
uidNumber and gidNumber would be same for a stundent and should be incremented
for the nest
file.
8)
The home directory should be as: /mnt/btech/value of uid
where the uid's value is read from the input file, for example it is
here-s08-1-5-097
for all the files it would be different as uid is different for each student.
This would be their home directory.
9) The lines below the line of homedirectory would remain same for all the
files.
Please provide me the perl script for that. I am just a new bie and would take
weeks to write the script for doing that.
A sample student file of five students is as given below (in the format of
uid, MD5 password) as below:-
s08-1-5-093 $1$2P6e6UmE$X71iU1QF6it6oxalIPqMS/
s08-1-5-094 $1$2P6e6UmE$R37ySEfe5JPjRTmdIo2xf.
s08-1-5-095
$1$2P6e6UmE$VKlXe6lSoXr4aWBmuSn6u/
s08-1-5-096 $1$2P6e6UmE$H7Q3Thg4KQKeuAvOsffp8.
s08-1-5-097 $1$2P6e6UmE$ZewMWmNBQ0ghQ9l/OK0Ft/
Now please generate five LDIF files in the format as shown above for each
uid after reading fro the input file of five students :-
Thanks,
Jmaan
Re: Perl Script Needed To Create The Home Drectories.
Is that possible to create the home directories- /mnt/btech/rollno --- On Tue, 8/19/08, Jason A. Kates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Re: RES: Question Regarding compiling a perl script implementing Net::LDAP
On Thu, April 28, 2005 12:26 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Comment out Line 36 in Constants.pm to default to newline mode instead
of paragraph mode... this helped me. My Perl version is 5.8.6 running
on Whitebox/RH Linux
That line is just an optimization. But using paragraph mode does
seem to cause a few issues at time. But changing it to
local $/= '=item';
and changing line 39 to
next unless /^\s+(LDAP_\S+)\s+\((.*)\)/ and ($all or exists $need{$1});
should also work.
Graham.
RES: Question Regarding compiling a perl script implementing Net::LDAP
Hello, Insert the following line in your Perl script (just before the use section): #perl2exe_noopt Net::LDAP::Constant I had the same problem and it was solved using this parameter. Best Regards Ricardo -Mensagem original- De: Matthews, Scott (Contr) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada em: segunda-feira, 28 de março de 2005 19:41 Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Assunto: Question Regarding compiling a perl script implementing Net::LDAP Hi My apologies for bothering you. I have created a Perl Script that reviews data in our LDAP directory. It runs fine as a regular Perl Script but when I try and compile it to an exe using Par or even Perl2Exe I get these errors on execution of the resulting executeable. LDAP_SUCCESS is not exported by the Net::LDAP::Constant module at Net/LDAP/Message.pm line 7 LDAP_COMPARE_TRUE is not exported by the Net::LDAP::Constant module at Net/LDAP/Message.pm line 7 LDAP_COMPARE_FALSE is not exported by the Net::LDAP::Constant module at Net/LDAP/Message.pm line 7 Can't continue after import errors at Net/LDAP/Message.pm line 7 BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at Net/LDAP/Message.pm line 7, DATA line 20. Compilation failed in require at Net/LDAP.pm line 13, DATA line 20. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at Net/LDAP.pm line 13, DATA line 20. Compilation failed in require at script/modPDrive.pl line 7, DATA line 20. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at script/modPDrive.pl line 7, DATA line 20. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at -e line 835, DATA line 20. I am relatively new to Perl. I am using Activestate Perl on windows XP. I was wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction on how to get this to compile. My issue is that I am the only one who has Perl installed and the desire of my management is to keep it that way. I really appreciate any help you can give me and again sorry to bother you. Thanks Scott Matthews
Perl Script
Hello,
I have made on perl script(attached) which do ldapsearch.
When I run that script through perl command it works,but when I called
it through some programme to view it in browser it never works.My OS
Win-2000.Any Thing I am missing as some environmental variable or
something..
Best Regards,
Chandraknt
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
# # $Header: email_imap_config.pl 30-jul-2003.18:34:00 cpolinsk Exp $
#
# email_imap_config.pl
# # Copyright (c) 2003, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. #
#NAME
# email_imap_config.pl - one-line expansion of the name
#
#DESCRIPTION
# Script reads email config data from oid
#
#NOTES
# other useful comments, qualifications, etc.
#
#MODIFIED (MM/DD/YY)
#
use strict;
require emd_common.pl;
my $OSNAME = $^O;
my $Second = ;
my $Minute = ;
my $Hour = ;
my $Day = ;
my $Month = ;
my $Year= ;
my $WeekDay = ;
my $DayOfYear = ;
($Second, $Minute, $Hour, $Day, $Month, $Year, $WeekDay, $DayOfYear) = localtime(time);
my $RealMonth = $Month + 1;
if($RealMonth 10)
{
$RealMonth = 0 . $RealMonth; # add a leading zero to one-digit months
}
if($Day 10)
{
$Day = 0 . $Day; # add a leading zero to one-digit days
}
if($Second 10)
{
$Second = 0 . $Second; # add a leading zero to one-digit days
}
if($Minute 10)
{
$Minute = 0 . $Minute; # add a leading zero to one-digit days
}
if($Hour 10)
{
$Hour = 0 . $Hour; # add a leading zero to one-digit days
}
my $Fixed_Year = $Year + 1900;
my $FormatedTime = $Fixed_Year-$RealMonth-$Day $Hour:$Minute:$Second;
my $ldap_oh=;
EMAGENT_PERL_DEBUG($ARGV[0] :: $ARGV[0]);
if( ($OSNAME eq MSWin32) or ($OSNAME eq Windows_NT) )
{
#$ldap_oh = $ARGV[0]\\bin\\ldapsearch;
$ldap_oh = C:\\oracle_as\\bin\\ldapsearch;
}
else
{
#$ldap_oh = $ARGV[0]/bin/ldapsearch;
$ldap_oh = C:/oracle_as/bin/ldapsearch;
}
### ldap parameters
my $ldap_host=umsvr2-sun.us.oracle.com;
my $ldap_port=3060;
my $ldap_username=cn=orcladmin;
my $ldap_password=welcome1;
my $target_type = oracle_ovf;
my $config_name = orclmailprocloglevel;
my $target = ;
my $output=;
## Do an ldap search first looking at the target level for the data
EMAGENT_PERL_DEBUG(ldap_oh :: $ldap_oh);
$output = `$ldap_oh -h \$ldap_host\ -p $ldap_port -D \$ldap_username\ -w
$ldap_password -b
\cn=ovf,cn=OraVmail,cn=umdev04.us.oracle.com,cn=Computers,cn=OracleContext\ cn=ovf
orclmailprocloglevel`;
print$output;
EMAGENT_PERL_DEBUG(output :: $output);
## Parse the result string and retrieve just the value
my $ldapValue = getLdapValue($output);
##$ldapValue=NOTIFICATION;
## Return the parsed result
print em_result=$ldapValue|$FormatedTime\n;
###
# getLdapValue
# # Takes an ldap search output string and strips the param name and '='
# from the string to retrieve only the attribute value.
###
sub getLdapValue
{
my $attr_value = ;
my $ldap_output = shift(@_);
EMAGENT_PERL_DEBUG(ldap_output :: $ldap_output);
my @lines = split(\n, $ldap_output);
if($#lines 0)
{
my $attr_line = @lines[1];
my @attr = split(=, $attr_line);
$attr_value = @attr[1];
}
return $attr_value;
}
RE: Perl Script
Your script is making a call to an external ldapsearch executable.
Therefore any problems you are having are related to your CGI
environment and not related to Net::LDAP ('cause you're not using it!)
which is what this list if for.
Paul.
-Original Message-
From: Chandrakant Bagade [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 September 2004 09:43
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Perl Script
Hello,
I have made on perl script(attached) which do ldapsearch.
When I run that script through perl command it works,but when I called
it through some programme to view it in browser it never works.My OS
Win-2000.Any Thing I am missing as some environmental variable or
something..
Best Regards,
Chandraknt
