I just looked and I think that I was beaten to the punch. What I'm
complaining about is documented in bug 35263 on CPAN. This behavior was
introduced in the sasl round robin patch as part of 0.37. I think it has
something to do with how new_client in the SASL modules is called. So if
the patch
Ismael Lezcano wrote:
I have problems (no snickering in the back!)
I wrote a script to connect to AD, do some stuff, and spit out an
XML file. Works great. I picked up the script and handed it to a
colleague to run on his AIX server. Of course, his Perl install was
criminally out of
I have problems (no snickering in the back!)
I wrote a script to connect to AD, do some stuff, and spit out an
XML file. Works great. I picked up the script and handed it to a
colleague to run on his AIX server. Of course, his Perl install was
criminally out of date, so I spent a few minut
Ismael Lezcano wrote:
Hello, new poster, all noob disclaimers apply.
I'm trying to write script that will be a concept for other scripts.
I want to connect to Active Directory and have the script
intelligently decipher the configuration naming context to thereafter
pol
Hello, new poster, all noob disclaimers apply.
I'm trying to write script that will be a concept for other scripts.
I want to connect to Active Directory and have the script
intelligently decipher the configuration naming context to thereafter
poll for other values. However it seem