Hi monks,

When I try to Net::LDAP::add() an entry, the $result->error is "Success" but the entry doesn't exist inside the directory... that's an abstract of the code:

use Net::LDAP;

#conection to the LDAP
my $server = 'ldaps://mterra1';
my $ldap = Net::LDAP->new( $server ) or die "$@";
$ldap->bind('cn=admin,o=telefonica', password => 'password');

my $contacto ="alias1";
my $usuario = 'prueba15@prueba.com';
my $entry_dn = "Alias=$contacto,ou=$usuario,o=agenda";
my $entry = [
         'objectClass' => [ 'top',
                'contacto',
                   ],
         'Alias' => $contacto,
         ];

$result = $ldap->add (
        $entry_dn,
        atrr => $entry,
        );

warn "error?: ", $result->error ;
#error?: Success at ./create.pl line 48, <DATA> line 225.

$ldap->unbind;

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I can create the entry with the same objectclasses, attributes and DN, by the same user using a graphical tool.

What could be wrong, any idea?

Thanks,
--edu

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