web2ldap - Web-based LDAPv3 client
See HTML documentation in htdocs/ or visit https://www.web2ldap.de
What is web2ldap?
- A generic LDAPv3 client which does not make any assumptions about the tree structure or LDAP schema.
- Kind of a swiss-army knife for accessing/manipulating LDAP servers without having to configure anything.
- A secure LDAP client with clean login behaviour.
- A schema browser which displays references/dependencies within an LDAPv3 schema.
- A customizable platform for prototyping LDAP administration use-cases.
- For me it is a platform for implementing cutting edge LDAP features.
- Continuously maintained software since September 1998!
Project status
This software is still actively developed. Check the change log and the roadmap.
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