libnfldap
A Python module to generate IPTables and IPSet rules from LDAP records. See example.py for a demo.
Installation
Use PyPi:
$ sudo pip install libnfldapOr build a RPM using:
$ python setup.py bdist_rpmThe latter will include an RPM dependency for python-ldap.
Example
The script at example_allusers.py will build iptables and ipset rules for all users in LDAP. You can provide the script an ldap filter as argv[1] to limit the scope.
$ time python example_allusers.py '(uid=jvehent)'
IPTables rules written in /tmp/tmpT7JgOW
IPSet rules written in /tmp/tmpJYtWM5
real 0m0.605s
user 0m0.061s
sys 0m0.014sexample.py does something similar but for a single user identified by its uidNumber (unix user ID).
$ python example.py 2297
#Generating rules for user ID 1664
#====== ACL details ======
jvehent has access to .....1 maintainer
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