ldaptools
Helper modules to work with LDAP directories and test LDAP tools against OpenLDAP.
ldaptools.ldif_utils: simple parser for LDIF files
ldaptools.ldap_source: generate a stream of LDAP entries from an LDAP URL
ldaptools.synchronize: synchronization class to synchronize a source of LDAP records with a target
ldaptools.paged: an LDAPObject implementating paged search requests
ldaptools.ldapsync: a command line client to the Synchronize class
ldapsync
- usage: ldapsync [-h] –object-class-pivot OBJECT_CLASS_PIVOT
[–attributes-file ATTRIBUTES_FILE] [–attributes ATTRIBUTES] –source-uri SOURCE_URI –source-base-dn SOURCE_BASE_DN [–source-bind-dn SOURCE_BIND_DN] [–source-bind-password SOURCE_BIND_PASSWORD] –target-uri TARGET_URI –target-base-dn TARGET_BASE_DN [–target-bind-dn TARGET_BIND_DN] [–target-bind-password TARGET_BIND_PASSWORD] [–fake] [–verbose]
Synchronize an LDIF file or a source LDAP directory to another directory Base DN of the source is remapped to another DN in the target directory
- optional arguments:
- -h, --help
show this help message and exit
- --object-class-pivot OBJECT_CLASS_PIVOT
an objectClass and an attribute name which is the unique identifier for this class
- --attributes-file ATTRIBUTES_FILE
a file containing the list of attributes to synchronize
- --attributes ATTRIBUTES
a list of attribute names separated by spaces
- --source-uri SOURCE_URI
URL of an LDAP directory (ldapi://, ldap:// or ldaps://) or path of and LDIF file
- --source-base-dn SOURCE_BASE_DN
base DN of the source
- --source-bind-dn SOURCE_BIND_DN
bind DN for a source LDAP directory
- --source-bind-password SOURCE_BIND_PASSWORD
bind password for a source LDAP directory
- --target-uri TARGET_URI
URL of the target LDAP directory
- --target-base-dn TARGET_BASE_DN
base DN of the target LDAP directory
- --target-bind-dn TARGET_BIND_DN
bind DN for a target LDAP directory
- --target-bind-password TARGET_BIND_PASSWORD
bind password for a target LDAP directory
- --fake
compute synchronization actions but do not apply
- --verbose
print all actions to stdout
Exemple
Synchronize tree of organizational units and people between an LDIF file and a local OpenLDAP directory:
ldapsync --attributes 'uid cn givenName sn dc ou o description mail member' \
--object-class-pivot 'inetOrgPerson uid' \
--object-class-pivot 'organizationalUnit ou' \
--object-class-pivot 'dcobject dc' \
--source-uri dump.ldif \
--source-base-dn dc=myorganization,dc=fr \
--target-uri ldapi:// \
--target-base-dn o=myorganization,dc=otherorganization,dc=fr \
--verbose
Synchronize tree of organizational units and people between two LDAP directories:
ldapsync --attributes 'uid cn givenName sn dc ou o description mail member' \
--object-class-pivot 'inetOrgPerson uid' \
--object-class-pivot 'organizationalUnit ou' \
--object-class-pivot 'dcobject dc' \
--source-uri ldap://ldap.myorganization.fr \
--source-bind-dn uid=admin,ou=people,dc=myorganization,dc=fr
--source-bind-password password
--source-base-dn dc=myorganization,dc=fr \
--target-uri ldap://ldap.otherorganization.fr
--target-bind-dn uid=admin,o=myorganization,dc=otherorganization,dc=fr
--target-bind-password password
--target-base-dn o=myorganization,dc=otherorganization,dc=fr \
--verbose
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