On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, Chris Ridd did scribble:
> I can't really recall the details of the original problem, except I think
> the ASN.1 got screwed up somehow so we were sending rubbish (legal BER, but
> the wrong ASN.1) to the server. I can't remember when it was broken or what
> version fixed it :-(
Okay, so here at home, I've gotten myself all set-up with the latest and
greatest Bundle::Net::LDAP and all its merry prerequisites...and I'm running
into a very interesting problem--modify() isn't returning a
Net::LDAP::Message object (or a subclass thereof)--it's returning an integer
value!
Here's the code:
_debugf("Executing $method() on new ldap object");
$message = $new_ldap->$method(@{$args});
warn "Message returned: $message\n";
And here is what I'm given in return:
+ Executing modify() on new ldap object
Message returned: 81
I thought that these methods were always supposed to return a valid
Net::LDAP::Message (or subclass thereof) object. Why am I getting an integer
back?
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