Net::LDAP::BER3pm

Usage

use Net::LDAP::BER;

INTEGER => $mesg->mesg_id,

INTEGER => $version,

LDAPDN => $dn ⎪⎪ "",

OPTIONAL => [BER => $ctrl]

ENUM => \$code,

STRING => \$dn,

STRING => \$error,

STRING => $referral = []

Overview

Net::LDAP::BER is a sub-class of the Convert::BER manpage and inherits all its methods from the Convert::BER manpage. It defines the following tags

`REQ_BIND`	[APPLICATION 0] SEQUENCE
`REQ_UNBIND`	[APPLICATION 2] NULL
`REQ_SEARCH`	[APPLICATION 3] SEQUENCE
`REQ_MODIFY`	[APPLICATION 6] SEQUENCE
`REQ_ADD`	[APPLICATION 8] SEQUENCE
`REQ_DELETE`	[APPLICATION 10] STRING
`REQ_MODDN`	[APPLICATION 12] SEQUENCE
`REQ_COMPARE`	[APPLICATION 15] SEQUENCE
`REQ_ABANDON`	[APPLICATION 16] INTEGER
`REQ_EXTEND`	[APPLICATION 17] SEQUENCE
`RES_BIND`	[APPLICATION 1] SEQUENCE
`RES_SEARCH_ENTRY`	[APPLICATION 4] SEQUENCE
`RES_SEARCH_RESULT`	[APPLICATION 5] SEQUENCE
`RES_SEARCH_REF`	[APPLICATION 19] SEQUENCE
`RES_MODIFY`	[APPLICATION 7] SEQUENCE
`RES_ADD`	[APPLICATION 9] SEQUENCE
`RES_DELETE`	[APPLICATION 11] SEQUENCE
`RES_MODDN`	[APPLICATION 13] SEQUENCE
`RES_COMPARE`	[APPLICATION 15] SEQUENCE
`RES_EXTEND`	[APPLICATION 24] SEQUENCE
`AUTH_NONE`	[CONTEXT 0] STRING
`AUTH_SIMPLE`	[CONTEXT 0] STRING
`AUTH_KRBV41`	[CONTEXT 1] STRING
`AUTH_KRBV42`	[CONTEXT 2] STRING
`AUTH_SASL`	[CONTEXT 3] SEQUENCE
`SASL_CREDENTIALS`	[CONTEXT 7] STRING
`SASL_MECHANISM`	STRING
`FILTER_AND`	[CONTEXT 0] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_OR`	[CONTEXT 1] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_NOT`	[CONTEXT 2] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_EQ`	[CONTEXT 3] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_SUBSTRS`	[CONTEXT 4] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_GE`	[CONTEXT 5] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_LE`	[CONTEXT 6] SEQUENCE
`FILTER_PRESENT`	[CONTEXT 7] STRING
`FILTER_APPROX`	[CONTEXT 8] SEQUENCE
`SUBSTR_INITIAL`	[CONTEXT 0] STRING
`SUBSTR_ANY`	[CONTEXT 1] STRING
`SUBSTR_FINAL`	[CONTEXT 2] STRING
`LDAPDN`	STRING
`LDAP_CONTROLS`	[CONTEXT 0] SEQUENCE
`LDAP_REFERRAL`	[CONTEXT 3] SEQUENCE
`EXTEND_REQ_NAME`	[CONTEXT 0] STRING
`EXTEND_REQ_VALUE`	[CONTEXT 1] STRING
`MOD_SUPERIOR`	[CONTEXT 0] STRING

Acknowledgements

This document is based on a document originally written by Russell Fulton <[email protected]>.