although it would be easy enough to write one with SDK i'm not aware of any such tools in existence. our tools cant deal with URLs at cmd line level for that, OpenLDAP has '-H' option but it can only handle protocol/host/port section of the URL so it wont do you much good as you gonna have to split the rest of it manually anyway. to be honest this is the first request for that kinda functionality i see but i think it can be pretty useful in some cases so if you wanna add it to the existing ldapsearch functionality you might wanna check this out: http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6707/urls.html '-H' option of our tools can be safely reused for this i think.
Nelson Bolyard wrote: > Hi LDAP gurus, > > There are numerous small stand-alone programs that take an http URL as a > command line argument and fetch the requested URL and store it to a local > file (or write it to stdout). Examples include wget and graburl. > > Is there a similar program for ldap? > > I have an ldap URL > <ldap://ldap.trustdst.com/cn=DST%20ACES%20CA%20X6,ou=DST%20ACES,o=Digital%20Signature%20Trust,c=US?cACertificate;binary> > I want to fetch the file (certificate) that it should return. > My mozilla client products will not do that for me. > > Is there a tool I can get and easily install and use without a lot of heavy > installation and setup? _______________________________________________ dev-tech-ldap mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-ldap
