Does anyone know how to write an LDAP query for attributes that use the
"path" syntax (for example, the DirXML-Association attribute.)
I would like to be able to query my directory to find out what objects have
a DirXML association for a particular driver.
A search filter of
(DirXML-Associations=*) returns any object that has a DirXML-Association.
I would expect
(DirXML-Associations=cn*) to do the same (since associations start with the
dn to the driver that the association is for), but this doesn't return
anything. I am guessing it is because the attribute DirXML-Associations is
of type "path" instead of type "string".
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tim
This is probably what you are looking for
Retrieve list of Distinguished Names for users with processed DirXML
associations to a particular driver under the container O=Novell
ldapsearch -h nw6 -D cn=admin,o=novell -w password –b o=novell
"dirxml-associations=cn=NDSToNDS flat,cn=driver-set,ou=servers,o=novell#1#*"
“dirxml-associations”
Retrieve list of Distinguished Names for users with pending DirXML
associations to a particular driver under [Root]
ldapsearch -h nw6 -D cn=admin,o=novell -w password
"dirxml-associations=cn=NDSToNDS-flat,cn=driver-set,ou=servers,o=novell#2#*"
“dirxml-associations”
Hope this helps,
Israel
>>> Tim Bailen<timothybailen@[NOSPAM].alliantenergy.com> 09/05/02 11:30AM
"Israel Forst" <isr...@nospam.acedsl.don'tspam.com> wrote in message
news:3UKd9.8701$Cj6.2...@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com...
> Tim
>
> This is probably what you are looking for
>
> Retrieve list of Distinguished Names for users with processed DirXML
> associations to a particular driver under the container O=Novell
> ldapsearch -h nw6 -D cn=admin,o=novell -w password -b o=novell