2014-02-17 18:37 GMT+01:00 Jaime Cardoso <[email protected]>: > Hello lsc experts > > Hi Jaime,
> I'm in the process of testing lsc and I'm pretty happy so far with the > results. Unfortunatelly, I've hit an issue that I don't knw how to bypass. > My source is an Active Directory and my destination is a proper LDAP > server. > I have, in the source system a group created with several members, > something like this: > dn: cn=grouptest, ou=AAA, ou=BBB, dc=test, dc=local > ... > member: cn=user1, ou=stuff, ou=WWW, ou=EEE, dc=test, dc=local > ... > > I'm able to sync the user into it's "right" place > cn=user1, ou=people, dc=new, dc=local > > and, I'm able to create the group also in it's "right" place: > cn=grouptest, ou=groups, dc=new, dc=local > > Now, How do I change the value of the member attribute to the user's new > location? > I don't need to perform any kind of checks, just a simple replace where > everything after the fist comma would be replaced by ou=groups, dc=new, > dc=local > > Any ideas (welcome better ways to do this also) > > in this case this is quite easy. Get all source member values in an array, and for each value, replace what you want. The result will be an array and will be pushed as multi values in the destination member attribute by LSC. A more complex example can be found here (for old LSC conf format, bu easy to port to the new one): http://lsc-project.org/wiki/documentation/1.1/tutorials/synchronizegroups Clément.
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