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Re: ICE with an input file?

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Peter Kuo

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Sep 2, 2010, 7:52:38 PM9/2/10
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Use ldapSearch instead.

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David Gersic

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Sep 3, 2010, 10:05:50 AM9/3/10
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On Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:16:58 +0000, DougB aka 6423241 wrote:

> I'd like to use ICE.exe to export some attributes for users -- but only
> specified users. Is there a way to have ICE use an input file of users
> to query against instead of 'base', 'one level' or 'subtree'? If ICE
> won't do it, is there a [free] LDAP utility that will?

Dunno about ICE, but the OpenLDAP version of ldapsearch has interesting
parameters to do exactly what you're describing. A search filter using a
syntax of 'cn=%s' with the -f command line parameter to specify the file
of CNs to search for.


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DougB aka 6423241

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Sep 2, 2010, 1:16:58 PM9/2/10
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This may be a really stupid question, but I've been looking for an
answer all morning so I give up -- I'm asking it anyway:

I'd like to use ICE.exe to export some attributes for users -- but only
specified users. Is there a way to have ICE use an input file of users
to query against instead of 'base', 'one level' or 'subtree'? If ICE
won't do it, is there a [free] LDAP utility that will?

Thanks

a...@novell.com

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Sep 2, 2010, 2:49:51 PM9/2/10
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Not sure about ICE, but you could do this easily enough with LDAP,
especially if you have objects whose names are unique in the tree. The
filter would just be:

(|(cn=firstObject)(cn=secondObject)(cn=thirdObject))

etc. etc. etc.

ICE may be able to take the same kind of filter since I believe it
actually uses LDAP on the backend.

Good luck.

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