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Re: how use lastmod to track last modify time
Hi,
On Saturday 23 November 2002 19:50, Tony Earnshaw wrote:
> > There is no need to add modifyTimestamp to the schema. It is already
> > there.
> In 2.1.8, at least, it is commented out (together with other "modifies")
> as obsolete.
Although it may be commented out in the schema files, it is in the code !
> > modifyTimestamp, the attribute influenced by setting lastmod (as "man
> > slapd.conf" states), is an operational attribute. You have to
> > explicitely ask for it in ldapsearch.
> How would you do this (don't say "man ldapsearch")? Further, how would
> you do it in PHP4?
Here is an example:
ldapsearch -h server.domain -b o=Base-DN -D cn=Bind-DN -W -x \
'(objectclass=*)' modifyTimestamp
Unfortunately, I do not use PHP. In Perl, it is as simple as giving the
"attrs" option with the appropriate attribute names to the search() method.
Yours
Peter
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