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Re: LDAP Clients with write functionality?
There is sample code on my site is a working (just) PHP based LDAP
browser, editor etc. I will try to release version 0.2.5 this month &
probably contrib to openldap. (basically I have a working version here,
which I use to edit my database (testing of about 2000 address - not
accounts!)
The other place to look: - Perl, the PerlAPI had a sample CGI to edit &
update
a database
There is a C based CGI web gateway, Web500gw
Sean Murphy wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I managed to get the LDAP server working yesterday. It took me a
> day, but this involved getting the autoconf stuff, and the m4 stuff and
> basic configuration of the server. I was quite happy with that.
>
> I'm setting up the server, because I think it would be beneficial in our
> (small) organisation. We don't have an existing directory system, so
> LDAP is not acting as a means to query, for example, an X.500
> based system. I'm using LDAP with an ldbm backend.
>
> I'd like to use a GUI based LDAP client for windows/x.windows or a
> java applet to add some entries to my database. I've seen a couple
> of LDAP clients integrated into mail clients that can search a
> database using LDAP, but neither provide functionality to add to the
> database. I'm interested in a free client, if one exists.
>
> I guess it would not be very difficult to write a cgibin script interface
> to ldapadd which could be used to add entries via a web interface,
> but if there's already a client available which can do the job, there's
> no point in me reinventing the wheel!
>
> TIA,
> Sean.
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> Sean Murphy, Phone: +353-1-7045080
> Teltec Ireland, Fax: +353-1-7045092
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> Ireland.
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