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[christopher pax <address@concealed>]

Attached is the code I have done so far. the scripts worked for me.
if you have any improvements you would like to add, email me back with them.

On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Flack Maguire <address@concealed> wrote:

Hi Chris,

I know I am a complete stranger on the Sympa list.  But, thanks for posting this.  If you can, it would be highly appreciated it you could continue to post your progress.  This is likely pertinent to what we are doing.  The only key difference is that we are also using CAS (Central Authentication Service  http://www.jasig.org/cas ) to make single sign-on work across a number of open source platforms.  The Sympa guys themselves have written PerlCAS which makes Sympa a fast integration.

 

Again, thanks!

 

Cheers,

Flack Maguire

 

 

>>I am programming my own ldap_aliases_manager script.
>>Along with the normal set of data I use (cn, sn, uid, mail), im also adding a
>>attribute called "owner". Im going to be running a cron job that keep owners of
>>a list in sync with ldap; or ldap in sync with a list.
>>The only way i can figure out how to do this is pull the owner information from
>>the database. I run my custom script from inside
>>/home/sympa/bin/alias_manager.pl.

>>i have this line of code:
>>$out = system("/usr/bin/perl",
>>"/home/sympa/scripts/ldap_alias_manager/main.pl", $operation, $listname,
>>$domain);

>>just before the ($operation eq 'add') section. But, when it runs the code, the
>>entry in the database does not exists yet.

>>my question is, where can I put the line of code so that it will be able to
>>grab the data I need from the database?

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