Re: Re: LDAP address lookup from Mutt

There's a slight error... sorry about that...

Move the line creating the filter after the line that shift's the parameter into $name:

$name = shift || die "Usage: $0 filter\n";
my $filter = "(|(sn=$name*)(givenName=$name*))";
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This works much better.. :-/

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Re^3: LDAP address lookup from Mutt by Anonymous Monk on Aug 11, 2009 at 22:19 UTC
After searching endlessly for a straight forward ldap search script sample that actually returned info I can use immediately and not have to through into an array to further massage(because I don't understand the Net::LDAP interworkings), This is is awesome! This should be the sample script used to teach folks who don't yet understand the Perl OO stuff and would like to use Net::LDAP. Some minor issues with "Odd number of elements in anonymous hash", but otherwise works great and was able to further modify to use. Frankly, the official examples(as someone new to using the Net::LDAP" are not very good as far as the search goes. This example is just fantastic, now I can start digging further for better understand this. But honestly, I don't know why some of these modules are built so complex to use. At any rate, Thanks Lachoy!!	[reply]

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Re^3: LDAP address lookup from Mutt
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 11, 2009 at 22:19 UTC

After searching endlessly for a straight forward ldap search script sample that actually returned info I can use immediately and not have to through into an array to further massage(because I don't understand the Net::LDAP interworkings), This is is awesome! This should be the sample script used to teach folks who don't yet understand the Perl OO stuff and would like to use Net::LDAP. Some minor issues with "Odd number of elements in anonymous hash", but otherwise works great and was able to further modify to use. Frankly, the official examples(as someone new to using the Net::LDAP" are not very good as far as the search goes. This example is just fantastic, now I can start digging further for better understand this. But honestly, I don't know why some of these modules are built so complex to use. At any rate, Thanks Lachoy!!

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