Hi thanks
i am thinking to create ldif file by script .. but i am quite confused
how the ldif will be for my structure..
when i do the ldap search i get this
ldapsearch -xZZ -D "cn=Directory Manager" -w 'testtest' -b
"ou=users,l=uk,dc=fosiul,dc=lan" uidNumber=1000
# extended LDIF
#
# LDAPv3
#
The best way in my opinion is to generate template using migration tools.
Then when you want to add new user use sed to modify it and pipe result to
ldapmodify or target it with -a option in ldapadd command. New passwords
you can generate using slappasswd or ldappasswd (after user is added to
ldap)
Hi thanks
I m thinking to use simple bash script to create a ldif file.
I think that canbe done .. But could you please tell me what would be the
structure of ldif file , suppose if i want to create a user call john smith
under bellow structure
> ou=users,l=uk,dc=fosiul,dc=lan"
Thanks
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well that really depends on what you are comfortable doing as far as code
an ldif piped the the ldap modify command is probably the easiest to
write however you could make something far more robust with the
NET::LDAP Perl module.
The one bad note about the Net::Ldap Perl module is it tends to take
Hi
I am very new in ldap(Fedora Directory Server)
I need to develop a script to add a new user and put it into few
groups automatically.
So wondering what would be best way .
Putting the command in to a script should not be a issue.
problem is what would be the best way
shall i create ldiif firs
