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====== Perl wrappers for LDIF inputs ======

===== Presentation =====

This script catches LDIF inputs from LSC executable plugin, and allows you to easily parse data with Net::LDAP API.

This script can be used for ADD, REMOVE, UPDATE and RENAME operations.

===== Installation =====

Script is available in the ''scripts/'' directory of Executable plugin source, and shipped with packages.

You need those prerequisites on the system running the script:
* Perl
* Perl Net::LDAP module

Script must be executable.


===== Configuration =====

==== Script ====

There is one script for all operations (ADD, REMOVE, UPDATE and RENAME).

<file:xml>
<exec:addScript>/var/lib/lsc/lsc-executable-add-modify-delete-modrdn.pl</exec:addScript>
<exec:updateScript>/var/lib/lsc/lsc-executable-add-modify-delete-modrdn.pl</exec:updateScript>
<exec:removeScript>/var/lib/lsc/lsc-executable-add-modify-delete-modrdn.pl</exec:removeScript>
<exec:renameScript>/var/lib/lsc/lsc-executable-add-modify-delete-modrdn.pl</exec:renameScript>
</file>

==== Variables ====

No variables needed.

===== Hacking =====

By default, the script does nothing:
<file:perl>
if ( $entry->changetype() eq "add" ) {
}
if ( $entry->changetype() eq "modify" ) {
}
if ( $entry->changetype() eq "delete" ) {
}
if ( $entry->changetype() eq "modrdn" or $entry->changetype() eq "moddn" ) {
}
</file>

See [[http://search.cpan.org/dist/perl-ldap/lib/Net/LDAP/Entry.pod|Net::LDAP::Entry]] POD to see how get data from the $entry object.

You can then write any Perl code or launch any command trough [[http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/exec.html|Perl exec function]].