Le 30/09/2016 à 15:12, Roberto Benedetti a écrit :
hi all,
as many others claim they have done, I wish my LSC instance to trigger a different
action when a delete operation needs to be performed: I wish to deactivate an account
rather then removing it from the DIT (for example, I could set a flag (a boolean
attribute) in the LDAP record or just move/rename it into the
"deactivated-users" LDAP branch).
I am using a RDBMS as the source and an OpenLDAP instance as the destination.
insert and update operations just act the way I wish so I just need to
intervene on the delete operation.
online docs and mailing-list archives provide hints or pieces of information
that work for well-performing minds __but__ apparently (or obviously?) are not
enough for me.
could you please provide a complete/working example on how to configure LSC?
Hello Roberto,
I don't have a full example, but you should use the shell wrappers and
adapt only the delete.sh script :
http://lsc-project.org/wiki/documentation/plugins/executable/bash_ldapclient
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