For example,
In order to find the home directory for a certain user id.
ldapsearch -H "ldap://ldapserver/" -D -W -vvv -L -x -b 'OU=Users,DC=mycomp,DC=com' -z 0 uid=$1 Home
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Python is beautiful, explicit and simple.
Labels
- alfresco (5)
- android (1)
- apache2 (3)
- archive (1)
- chrome (1)
- cifs (1)
- cpio (1)
- dd (1)
- diskmon (1)
- dns (2)
- dnsmasq (1)
- dtrace (1)
- ec2 (1)
- erlang (2)
- eventlet (1)
- ffmpeg (1)
- firewall (1)
- generator (1)
- gevent (2)
- hdiutil (1)
- ICMP (2)
- IP (1)
- iptables (1)
- java (4)
- kerberos (1)
- lamp (1)
- ldap (2)
- libpcap (1)
- lookit (1)
- lsof (1)
- mod_jk (1)
- mongodb (1)
- mssql (2)
- mtr (1)
- mysql (3)
- netcat (1)
- netstat (1)
- network (2)
- nginx (4)
- oracle (4)
- osx (3)
- ping (1)
- plone (1)
- postgres (1)
- programmer (1)
- python (15)
- python wsgi (1)
- python-ldap (1)
- rsync (2)
- ruby (2)
- smb (1)
- smtp (1)
- snmp (1)
- solaris (1)
- sproutcore (1)
- sqsh (1)
- ssl (1)
- sso (1)
- strace (1)
- svn (1)
- sybase (1)
- tomcat (1)
- traceroute (1)
- ubuntu (10)
- ucm (2)
- upstart (1)
- urlrewrite (1)
- vbox (1)
- visualvm (1)
- winpcap (1)
No comments:
Post a Comment