How to get all openldap users?
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how to can i get all users list on edirectory (or openldap) on opensuse?
or make a full backup from openldap database?
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how to can i get all users list on edirectory (or openldap) on opensuse?
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how to can i get all users list on edirectory (or openldap) on opensuse?
or make a full backup from openldap database?
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openldap
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user218171
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how to can i get all users list on edirectory (or openldap) on opensuse?
or make a full backup from openldap database?
Thanks
openldap
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asked Feb 27 '17 at 10:22
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asked Feb 27 '17 at 10:22
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You can ask for every uid in your ldap server with ldapsearch command:
ldapsearch -x -LLL uid=*
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You can ask for every uid in your ldap server with ldapsearch command:
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You can ask for every uid in your ldap server with ldapsearch command:
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