I hesitate to point out my bifurcating LDAP spider, because a) I have a newer version that is currently in storage (should have access later this week), and b) the code has not been personally tested in a while -- I no longer have a Microsoft LDAP server on which to test. So -- Net::LDAP might have changed and this might no longer work.

However, once I regain access to the latest revision, I'll dust it off, hopefully find a test server, and go ahead and upload to CPAN. The name will most certainly change -- LDAPiranah was just a working name.

Having said that, read part of my discussion with Graham Barr back in Oct, 1999.

The mothballed project is here.

Just keep in mind that the latest version will be dusted off and posted to CPAN once I can access a test server.

Matt

In reply to Re: Net::LDAP Sizelimit exceeded error by mojotoad
in thread Net::LDAP Sizelimit exceeded error by Cmdr_Tofu

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