On 26/3/03 2:27 pm, Cunningham, Chad <ccu...@ma...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a script using perl-ldap to keep an ldap database in sync with a
> password file. It's worked fine for quite some time, however after a
> recent server upgrade (and move from redhat 7.3 to redhat 8.0) it no
> longer works.
>
> When I run it, I get an error that says Broken Pipe. No idea what that
> means, but I'm starting from the beginning in trying to debug it. It is
> trying to add a user to the ldap database that already exists, and that
> obviously won't work. I've tracked it down to this piece of code and put
> in some debugging output:
>
> if ($search eq "uid=khimgio") { print "same"; }
> chop($search);
> my $result = $ldap->search (
> #base => $base,
> #scope => "sub",
> #filter => "uid=khimgio",
> #attrs => $attrs
> base => $base,
> scope => "sub",
> filter => $search,
> attrs => $attrs
> );
> if ($result->entries) { print "got it"; }
>
> This is part of a much larger script. When I run it, the first user to be
> processed is khimgio. The script outputs "same" indicating that we are
> using a filter for uid=khimgio. Now here's the interesting part. If I run
> this with the first set of arguments to the search (i.e. with a string
> saying to filter on uid=khimgio), it prints out got it, indicating it
> found the record. If I use the second set of arguments (the ones not
> commented out) which are *exactly* the same only using $search instead of
> manually setting the filter, it does not print out got it.
>
> As far as I can tell, $search is the same as "uid=khimgio". Why would one
> fail and the other work?
A similar sounding problem came up before. Then, Graham's comment:
> Have you tried it with a pre 5.8 version of perl ?
>
> I have a feeling this is something todo with unicode/utf8 support
> in 5.8 that Convert::ASN1 is not accounting for.
>
> As you are on RH 8.0, what do you have in /etc/sysconfig/i18n
>
> If it mentions UTF-8 try setting your LANG environment variable to en_US
>
> Graham.
provided a solution.
Cheers,
Chris
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