This is more of a philisophical question. I've beaten LDAP support into the version of TCL that AOLserver uses, and have a test TCL script that lets you view data on users. However, although LDAP Explorer is nice to view stuff, and add/change attributes, I now want to do some heavy work. I just realised I'd no idea how to go about doing something like "add an attribute to all entries under ou=People... called "status", and set it to "system" if the UID was less than 500, or set it to "staff" if they were above 500. Are there any favoured ways of making such sweeping changes ? I was thinking of writing a tcl script to read each entry, and do the inspection/adding manually. Only its effort. And I think it's going to be effort no matter how I go about it. Kate -- Microsoft. The best reason in the world to drink beer. http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~valen
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