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List:       perl-ldap-dev
Subject:    Re: AD password change with Net::LDAP
From:       Christopher A Bongaarts <cab () tc ! umn ! edu>
Date:       2001-07-03 20:43:45
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As Graham Barr once put it so eloquently:

> $ldap->modify($DN,
>   changes => [
>     delete => [$attr => []],
>     add => [ $attr => $value ]
>   ]
> );
[...]

Actually, this inspired me to a more "correct" solution for my problem 
below: instead of doing $entry->update, do something like

  my @changes = $entry->changes();
  &munge_changes(\@changes);
  $ldap->modify($entry, changes => \@changes);

> > > > What I really want to do is "change the changes", not add a 
> > > new change
> > > > to the list of changes.  My temporary workaround will likely be to
> > > > muck with the "changes" array directly.  But I'm open to better
> > > > solutions.  I see there is an (undocumented?) "changes" method that
> > > > returns the contents of the changes array.  Perhaps if it returned a
> > > > reference to the array I could muck with it without depending on the
> > > > internal representation of the Entry object.

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