Hi,
On Monday, 17. December 2007, Didi wrote:
> I am trying to generate my /etc/passwd from my ldap as a backup
> solution. For this I wrote a little script. Unfortunately with having
> 20530 users in my LDAP (expected to increase) the script takes
> real0m21.471s
> to execute and uses up to 3
On Mon, 2007-12-17 at 15:11 +0100, Didi wrote:
> I am trying to generate my /etc/passwd from my ldap as a backup
> solution. For this I wrote a little script. Unfortunately with having
> 20530 users in my LDAP (expected to increase) the script takes
20k? Tiny!
If you're using Net::LDAP, then inv
You may wish to try the Net::LDAPapi module. It uses the OpenLDAP C api to
do the processing, rather than perl, which can make it more efficient for
some types of processing.
--Quanah
--On December 17, 2007 3:11:57 PM +0100 Didi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
I am trying to generate my /etc
le,dc=edu",
attrs => [ 'userPassword', 'uidNumber', 'gidNumber', 'gecos',
'homeDirectory', 'loginShell']
);
Don
-Original Message-
From: Didi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 6:12 AM
To: perl-
Didi,
I've had to do something similar at Michigan Tech, but I found that
reading the LDIF is much faster. Perhaps this program will be of some
help in that regard.
It is based on the ldif2pw program which, I believe, comes with the
Net::LDAP bundle.
Regards,
Todd Piket
Sr. Programmer/An
Hi
I am trying to generate my /etc/passwd from my ldap as a backup
solution. For this I wrote a little script. Unfortunately with having
20530 users in my LDAP (expected to increase) the script takes
real0m21.471s
to execute and uses up to 370 MB of Memory. (While using 100 % Percent
of one Co
