The way the get function in perl-ldap worked was changed in .20.
It use to return the attribute value directly, so:
$cn = $entry->get(`cn`);
might return "Mike Hickey" in the older versions, it will now return
ARRAY(0xsomememaddress).
To get the value directly now, you have to do:
$cn = $entry->get(`cn`)->[0];
which will suck the first value out of the array.
AuthLDAP2.pm v1.10
Line 385 is:
my @vals=$ent->get($attr);
should be:
my @vals=$ent->get($attr)->[0];
Sorry - One day I'll learn how to use patch :-)
Mike
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