I have a script that will move an object from one container to another... works fine so long as there isn't a comma in the objects distinguished name... there something different that I need to do when using Win32::OLE for this case?
For example... This would move distinguishedName.... CN=UMR Comp Svcs Test 1 (UMR-Student),CN=Users,DC=umr,DC=edu This WON'T move distinguishedName.... CN=UMR Comp Svcs\, Test 1 (UMR-Student),CN=Users,DC=umr,DC=edu That's the only difference that I can find... the moment I take the comma out of the dn... it works... unfortunately the forest admin creates accounts in such a way that the format looks like this: Lastname, Firstname (UMR-Student) Thanks for any suggestions/help. my ($sam, $dn, $cn, $targetOU) = @_; #my $UserObject = "LDAP://".$cn.",CN=Users,DC=umr,DC=edu";; my $UserObject = "LDAP://".$dn; my $RelativeName = "CN=".$cn; my $TargetContainer = "LDAP://".$targetOU; print "\n\ncount: $count\n"; print "moving $sam\n"; print "UserObject is: $UserObject\n"; print "RelativeName is: $RelativeName\n"; print "Target is: $TargetContainer\n"; #Bind to the TARGET Container (OU) my $Container = Win32::OLE->GetObject($TargetContainer); # "pull" the object from where it is to where I'm at... $Container->MoveHere($UserObject,$RelativeName); --------------------------------------- Jeffrey Edgington Systems Administrator University of Missouri - Rolla Are you a Spectator or a Participant? --------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
