Please note that I am not complaining, nor grumbling, or loathing, or whatever, about cross posts, but I was just informing my dear fellow monks about this fact. I personally think that it would be more proper for a poster to state about cross-posting upfront, to avoid duplicate work in the collaborative effort that a forum (or a group of several forums) is, but I am certainly not feeling like criticizing or downgrading the OP for that. In addition, I am too new on this forum to feel free to make any judgement on such things.

And, to make things clearer, I did not provide any answer to the OP because I don't know anything about LDAP and am not able to help on that specific point, but, if I were in a position to help on the specific problem, I would have done it without any doubt. Crossposting would definitely not have prevented me from trying to help. Just not sure that I would have done that on all three forums where I saw the same question... Well, when this type of things happened before, I usually linked to my answer on other forums, I guess that is what I would have done.

In reply to Re^2: Net::LDAPS cant find entry in ldap server by Laurent_R
in thread [SOLVED] Net::LDAPS cant find entry in ldap server by invader7

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