Rob,
Try using + \* (plus space backslash asterisk) to return all operational and
normal attributes.
David Ritenour
Senior Directory Engineer
MartinFederal Consulting, LLC
513 Madison Street SE
Huntsville, AL 35801
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From: Rob Crittenden
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Subject: [389-users] Re: how to export/import a single ldap user
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Rob Murray wrote:
> Isabella
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> Just do an ldapsearch send the output to a file, Edit the file and
> insert the line below after the dn: line in the ldi
It depends on what attributes are needed. If you need things like userPassword
that are normally not visible you should bind as the Directory Manager.
In order to get the full entry, including operational attributes, you probably
need two searches. One for * (default) and one for +
(operational) and then combine the results. At least I don't know of a way to
get both at once.
rob
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> changetype: add
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> run ldapmodify against the server or on the server where the entry is
> to be added.
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> man ldapadd
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> Rob.
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> *From:* Ghiurea, Isabella
> *Sent:* January 28, 2022 12:19 PM
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> *Subject:* [389-users] how to export/import a single ldap user
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> Hi
>
> I need to copy one user ldap from one server to another server, the
> users must be exported with all attributes entries .I checked db2ldif
> but I cannot seem to find an option for a single user, please suggest
> how to export and import a single user in a DS.
>
> Thank you
>
> Isabella
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