Good day, hope to be not OT. I have to get members of a group in AD, so here is what I do and what I get:
ldapsearch -x -D "pippo@dominio.com" -w pippopw "cn=groupname"
member:: W049X1MgVmlhPPAaXTDoCxPVT1fQSBNYW51dGOOOemlvbmUgZSBHZXN0aW9uZSBQYX= Rya W1vbmlvLERDPXByb3ZpbmNpYSxEQz12cixEQz1pdA=3D=3D member: CN=_SubGroup2,OU=_SubGroupArea,DC=dominio,DC=com
If I do a search whith phpldapadmin I get both name (_SubGroup1 and _SubGroup2), so I guess the problem is how ldapsearch handles the output from AD server or in config file, but can't find a solution.
Any hint ?
TIA
Cherubini Enrico wrote:
Good day, hope to be not OT. I have to get members of a group in AD, so here is what I do and what I get:
ldapsearch -x -D "pippo@dominio.com mailto:pippo@dominio.com" -w pippopw "cn=groupname"
member:: W049X1MgVmlhPPAaXTDoCxPVT1fQSBNYW51dGOOOemlvbmUgZSBHZXN0aW9uZSBQYX= Rya W1vbmlvLERDPXByb3ZpbmNpYSxEQz12cixEQz1pdA=3D=3D member: CN=_SubGroup2,OU=_SubGroupArea,DC=dominio,DC=com
If I do a search whith phpldapadmin I get both name (_SubGroup1 and _SubGroup2), so I guess the problem is how ldapsearch handles the output from AD server or in config file, but can't find a solution.
Note that with LDIF :: indicates that the value is base64-encoded in the LDIF representation (not the value received) because LDIF is meant to be ASCII-clean. See RFC 2849 on how to interpret LDIF correctly.
Ciao, Michael.
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