thanks for that, but i'm still having trouble using it: 

#! /usr/bin/perl

sub DN          ()  { 'cn=admin,dc=foo,dc=com' }
sub PASSWORD    ()  { 'mypass' }
sub SERVER      ()  { 'localhost' }

use Carp;
use Net::LDAP;

#   Create connection to the LDAP server and bind authoratively using
#   administrator credentials

my $ldap = Net::LDAP->new( SERVER );
unless ( defined $ldap )
{
    croak( 'Cannot create connection to LDAP server -- ', $! );
}
$ldap->bind
(
    'dn'        =>  DN,
    'password'  =>  PASSWORD
);

my $result = $ldap->add
(
    'cn=foo,ou=v_domains,ou=postfix,ou=system_services,dc=foo,dc=com',
    'attr'  =>
    [
        'cn'                    =>  'foo',
        'objectClass'           =>  'inetLocalMailRecipient',
        'mailLocalAddress'      =>  'test001@foo.com, xmbox.com',
        'mailRoutingAddress'    =>  'foo'
    ]
);
$ldap->unbind;

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