In my opinion, you cannot, but most of all you SHOULD NOT synchronize (already 
existent) passwords. You should simultaneously change passwords during a 
user-initiated password reset.

Self-service password from tlb-project supports both OpenLDAP and Active 
Directory. In fact, AD is a full, mostly standard-compliant LDAP server that 
you can interact with just as you can with, say, slapd. This is what lsc uses. 
And self-service password can use that too, the configuration documentation is 
sadly almost non-existent, so there you go. It is definitely doable, though. 
When in doubt, ask on their mailing list.

To be complete: there is also another software from Cédric Dufour, that 
practically does the same thing as self-service password, called UPwdChg:
http://cedric.dufour.name/software/upwdchg/
I am partial to this software, as (a) it separates the internet-available 
webserver from the server with the write-access to AD/OpenLDAP, which you can 
easily put into your corporate network. This will make your network and/or 
security admins very happy. Also (b) after reading through the source code of 
UPwdChg, I trust its security scheme and the encryption used.
Downside is, that there currently is no password-reset mail, i.e. your user 
currently can only change her password if she knows her old one. However, I am 
currently working together with the author to implement this feature.

Best,
Alex.

Von: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] Im Auftrag von ROSELIER Benoit
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. Januar 2017 12:10
An: [email protected]
Betreff: [lsc-users] Need help to sync Password

Hello,

I use LSC to synchronize an active directory from an openldap.

I am perfectly able to synchronize my users and my groups but I block on the 
synchronization of the passwords.

My passwords are hash in ssha in my OpenLdap, and I do not know how to retrieve 
them to pass them to Active directory.

PS: My users use self-service password to change their password. I do not know 
if I can use it to indicate two destinations for changing the password 
(openldap and Active directory).

Thanks for any suggestion.

Regards


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