9:52 p.m.
I am trying to filter proxyaddress:smtp email addresses querying
Active Directory. I need to use this for sendmail address lookup. I
tried the following queries but they give a lot of extraneous
information I don't need. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
- ldapsearch -x -h 192.168.25.16 -p 3268 -b "DC=company,DC=com"
"(&(proxyAddresses=SMTP:*))"
- ldapsearch -x -h 192.168.25.16 -p 3268 -b "DC=company,DC=com" -P2 -s
sub "objectclass=*" SMTP
- ldapsearch -x -h 192.168.25.16 -p 3268 -b "DC=company,DC=com" -P2
-s sub "proxyAddresses=*"
Normally the address comes in this exact format while querying Active
Directory: "proxyAddresses: SMTP:firstname.lastname@company.com"
Thanks.
2:18 a.m.
Chris Henderson wrote:
I am trying to filter proxyaddress:smtp email addresses querying
Active Directory. I need to use this for sendmail address lookup. I
tried the following queries but they give a lot of extraneous
information I don't need.
If you search for an entry all attribute values of attribute
proxyaddress are returned. There's a LDAP extended control called
valuesReturnFilter (see RFC 3876) for this use-case. But AFAIK MS AD
does not implement it.
So you have to sort things out at the client side.
Ciao, Michael.
8:57 a.m.
Can't you use the "mail" attribute instead?
That will return the default reply address.
ldapsearch -Hldap://OURDC -s sub -x -D "mylogin@domain" -W
'(samaccountname=*)' mail
If you're running this on a windows machine, you could use ldifde.exe instead.
This is what I use to get proxyaddress details out and into an LDIF file.
Chris
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Subject: Re: ldapsearch - Active Directory proxyaddresses:smtp
Chris Henderson wrote:
> I am trying to filter proxyaddress:smtp email addresses querying
> Active Directory. I need to use this for sendmail address lookup. I
> tried the following queries but they give a lot of extraneous
> information I don't need.
If you search for an entry all attribute values of attribute
proxyaddress are returned. There's a LDAP extended control called
valuesReturnFilter (see RFC 3876) for this use-case. But AFAIK MS AD
does not implement it.
So you have to sort things out at the client side.
Ciao, Michael.
1:23 a.m.
Michael StrXder wrote:
Chris Henderson wrote:
> I am trying to filter proxyaddress:smtp email addresses querying
> Active Directory. I need to use this for sendmail address lookup. I
> tried the following queries but they give a lot of extraneous
> information I don't need.
If you search for an entry all attribute values of attribute
proxyaddress are returned. There's a LDAP extended control called
valuesReturnFilter (see RFC 3876) for this use-case. But AFAIK MS AD
does not implement it.
So you have to sort things out at the client side.
Ciao, Michael.
I am also finding I am in the same ball park. I am performing a search
for a user home directory and just want the value and nothing else to be
used in a bash script. I am finding the same question asked by others
but at the same time I am not finding or understanding how it is done
without the ldif information.
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