DownloadThis small perl program allows you to easily export LDAP entries from an LDAP server (MS ActiveDirectory for example) to csv format. It can export various csv formats and can deal with mutlivalued attributes.
Features
- Easy to extract arbitary LDAP data online
- Wide range of CSV-formats (in fact: all line-based record separated formats)
- Special features to help in formatting the CSV (like inserting fixed column values)
- Allows to export entry-DNs (full, parent, last-rdn) into the CSV
- Easy use of piping (for example to postprocess with sed, grep or recode)
- Supports chained lookups (eg. export the entries managers surname)
- Platform independent because of perl (Windows, Linux, ...)
Project Samples
License
GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow ldap-csvexport
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Worked like a charm for me :) Thanks
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Thanks. I could extremely simplified the process to replicate from LDAP directory to FileMaker database. I rewrote ldap-csvexport.pl multi value part as below, [line 526] "foreach my $val (sort { return 1 if lc($a) lt lc($b); return -1 if lc($a) gt lc($b); return 0;} @values)" -> "foreach my $val (@values)", because I would like to get ou's as |division|Department|sub Department|. I would much appreciate if you add an option not to sort multi value.