On 1/12/03 11:53 pm, Fox Flanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to retrieve the list of members in an AD group using perl-ldap.
> It works fine with a small number of people in a group. But when doing a
> get_value() on an attribute with say 1000 values, like a large Active
> Directory
Active Directory, stangely, also imposes the 1000 limit on the number of
entries returned in a multivalued attribute. So, if you have a group
with 2000 members you will only get the first 1000 users back on the
initial call. Below is some code that works around this odd AD
'feature'. It is ugly...
On 2/12/03 5:57 pm, Johnson, Brian K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Active Directory, stangely, also imposes the 1000 limit on the number of
> entries returned in a multivalued attribute. So, if you have a group
> with 2000 members you will only get the first 1000 users back on the
> initial call.
My email did not go through: re-sending...
Hi,
I work in the Middleware group at Cal State University, Northridge.
We extensively use the Net::LDAP library. As I was developing an
application, I noticed a behavior which looks like a bug.
Here are the details...
The search method (*) of the
