Sandy,
Along those lines, what is the proper way of going about ldap'ing 2 or
more OU's in order to get all the email addresses. What I have been doing is
calling the script 3 times (different scripts and params) and using the flag
that removes all entries on the first pass only. However, I didn't know if
there is a way to get them all in one line. Thanks again, this has saved a lot
of CPU cycles as well as outbound connections.
Keith
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Sanford Whiteman
Sent: Tue 1/4/2005 2:29 AM
To: Scott Fosseen
Cc:
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] [OT] Exchange2Aliases - Nested OU's
> If I enter 'ou="Tech Department",...' I get the message Object not
> found. . .
As spaces are totally legit in LDAP without any escaping (except at
the beginning or end of URIs--but who's going to do that on purpose?),
the "most correct" reference in LDAP terms is to leave out all
single/double quotes and just stick with the plain string:
OU=Tech Department,OU=Admin Building,DC=example,DC=com
However, there's an outstanding bug in exchange2aliases itself: it
doesn't parse arguments with embedded spaces. Force-escaping the
spaces themselves should help, though:
OU=Tech\20Department,OU=Admin\20Building,DC=example,DC=com
Note to anyone else who's listening: this will also solve the problem
of grabbing mail-enabled public folders from the space-ridden system
area:
CN=Microsoft\20Exchange\20System\20Objects,DC=example,DC=com
--Sandy
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