On 7 Apr 2008, at 21:36, unxl3arn3r wrote:
hey i am having trouble doing a moddn, all I want to do is move the
object from one location to other. here is the script
$ldap = new Net::LDAP('10.1.1.2', port=>389) or die $!;
$ldap->bind (dn => 'cn=,cn=xx,dc=xxx,dc=xxx&#x
--On April 7, 2008 1:36:26 PM -0700 unxl3arn3r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hey i am having trouble doing a moddn, all I want to do is move the
object from one location to other. here is the script
$ldap = new Net::LDAP('10.1.1.2', port=>389) or die $!;
$ldap->bind (dn =&
hey i am having trouble doing a moddn, all I want to do is move the
object from one location to other. here is the script
$ldap = new Net::LDAP('10.1.1.2', port=>389) or die $!;
$ldap->bind (dn => 'cn=,cn=xx,dc=xxx,dc=xxx' ,
password => 'md
ext is: server
does not support moving of entries
07-06-2005 19:06:45: _moveWWWLdapAccountOU: returning with val 0
Thanks for that snippet, it lead to decent message. Guess that means it
supports "renaming" existing entries but not moving them?
> You need to use $ldap->moddn
On Jul 6, 2005, at 2:09 PM, Young, Darren wrote:
I need to have a Net::LDAP script move users from one OU to
another, can
this be done with a dn() call or do I need to use moddn/modrdn?
You need to use $ldap->moddn
Anyone have an example of dn() or a moddn/modrdn call?
$mesg = $l
I need to have a Net::LDAP script move users from one OU to another, can
this be done with a dn() call or do I need to use moddn/modrdn?
Anyone have an example of dn() or a moddn/modrdn call?
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