Juan Asensio Sánchez wrote:

Hi

Has anyone developed a script to do that? I need this, but I want to be sure there is no a script that already exists. If not, I will do it. So, is there any library for Perl to analyze that file, i.e., give the list of entries, modifications made to that entries (add, modify, delete, modrdn), etc?

Net::LDAP might be able to handle LDIF change record syntax (as output to the audit log).

Also, could the Directory Server redirect the output of the audit to the input of that script instead of the file?

You could create the perl script as a named pipe. http://directory.fedoraproject.org/wiki/Named_Pipe_Log_Script - this is in python, and I would encourage the use of python instead of perl, but I don't think python-ldap can handle LDIF change record syntax (it can handle regular LDIF just fine, and you may find that it is easy to modify that to handle change record syntax rather than writing something from scratch in perl. Of course, if you are a perl hacker, I won't hold that against you . . .)

regards.

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