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    LDAP Account Manager
    LDAP Account Manager (LAM) is a webfrontend for managing accounts stored in an LDAP directory. You can use templates for account creation and use multiple configuration profiles. Account information can be exported as PDF file.
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    csv2ldif2 is a command line tool written in perl that converts CSV files to LDIF files. Features: Platform independent, reads from STDIN and writes to STDOUT, ignoring/selecting specific fields of the CSV, choosing a custom base-dn and much more!
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    ldap-preg_replace

    Replace/add/delete LDAP attributes online with regular expressions

    Replace, add and delete values of LDAP attributes online with regular expressions. Automate daunting data maintenance Tasks. Save yourself from the need to fiddle around with LDIF Change files (or create them based on the replacement result)!
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    ldapscripts

    Simple shell scripts to handle POSIX entries in an LDAP directory

    Ldapscripts are shell scripts that allow to manage POSIX accounts (users, groups, machines) in an LDAP directory. They may be used independently or automatically by Samba, to handle POSIX information within accounts before adding Samba information.
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    JXplorer - A Java Ldap Browser

    JXplorer - A Java Ldap Browser

    Mature LDAP, LDIF and DSML client with i18n support.

    A java LDAP client with LDIF support, security (inc SSL, SASL & GSSAPI), translated into many languages (inc. Chinese), online help, user forms and many other features. The commercial version is available at https://jxworkbench.com for $9.95. It extends JXplorer to include: - custom LDAP reporting - to pdf, word etc. - Find and Replace with regexp and attribute substitution - A secure password vault to store directory connections - etc. Support for JXplorer and JXWorkbench is...
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    lpep

    LDAP passwd Enumerator for Puppet

    lpep ---- LDAP passwd Enumerator for Puppet Purpose ------- Add users and groups from Active Directory to your Red Hat 6.x compatible systems License ------- Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License Notes ----- (1) objects are stored in a local sqlite database, and the numeric uids and gids retained (2) coded originally for domino ldap, therefore the routines may not be ideal for active directory Meta ---- CentOS Linux Integration with Active Directory
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    PLDAP-PHP Universal LDAP Single-Sign-On

    Provide PHP to support AD,Domino,E-Directory,LDAP SSO

    PLDAP provides a universal LDAP connector; which supports Microsoft AD, IBM Domino, Novell E-Directory, and Open LDAP. It enables PHP programs to implement comprehensive LDAP Single-Sign-On systems.
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    Web application for administration of "ldap domain" by non-technical users (e.g. user account management without knowledge of LDAP).
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    Set of scripts, part of the official Samba project, able to manage POSIX accounts (users, groups, machines) for SAMBA, stored in a LDAP directory used as a (sort-of) SAM database. Edited by IDEALX in the OpenTrust suite (Cryptonit, IMC, IDX-PKI...)
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    LDAP WebService is a SOAP based layer for an LDAP server that supports the following operations: (1) Create (2) Update (3) Rename (4) Delete (5) Move (6) Search A schema (DTD) has been published to define the communication (Request/Response) dialect.
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