Hi,
We are trying to generate ldif files to load some user data and password.
If I take the ldif generated from apache directory server M23 it works fine and
I can import and test the password, for example:
dn: uid=userExample3,ou=users,ou=applications,dc=transfesa,dc=com
objectClass: top
objectClass: inetOrgPerson
objectClass: person
objectClass: organizationalPerson
cn: test AMOB user 3
sn: Admin
employeeType: freighture_user
mail: userexamp...@test.com
uid: userExample3
userPassword:: e01ENX1OSUdkZSs2cnVTWUtYSVZMeUZzK1JBPT0=
the password is: mypassword and it works fine in Apache Directory Studio.
from e01ENX1OSUdkZSs2cnVTWUtYSVZMeUZzK1JBPT0= I can decode to
{MD5}NIGde+6ruSYKXIVLyFs+RA==
now trying to do in reverse order, so I can generate MD5 + encode that can be
used in ldif.
Using some public tools I can generate hexadecimal form password, for example:
http://7thspace.com/webmaster_tools/online_md5_encoder.html
Mypassword --> 34819d7beeabb9260a5c854bc85b3e44
But How I can generate an ldif password that can be used in export ... using
online tools the format is hexadecimal and importing this in apache ldif does
not work / password not accepted.
Please can you let me know how to generate a password that can be placed in
ldif so user can authenticate with this password.
How I can change from 34819d7beeabb9260a5c854bc85b3e44 ( hexadecimal ??) to
{MD5}NIGde+6ruSYKXIVLyFs+RA==
Any ideas welcome!
Thanks in advance, Pablo.
Pablo Fuentes
Middleware Administrator
Infrastructure-DSI
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