feat(contrib): Add a helper script for ldapsearch debugging #139
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Just a directory with some random bonus scripts that are useful. It's pretty common in FOSS projects; often plugins and other related things not part of the main codebase make it in there, too.
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Sadly the simple approach doesn't work very well in practice; various attributes used in DNs and filters often contain spaces and :. tr-ing and cut-ing all of them breaks.
We'd need to do a more thorough yaml parse to not run into this, sadly non-greedy matches are hard to do with just POSIX utilities.
We've needed to figure out what famedly-sync is seeing a few times while debugging in customer environments now; this is a quick solution that helps get this more easily. Short of a full command to do various searches in famedly-sync (which would basically just reimplement `ldapsearch`) I think this is a pretty good way to patch up that use case a bit.
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We've needed to figure out what famedly-sync is seeing a few times while debugging in customer environments now; this is a quick solution that helps get this more easily.
Short of a full command to do various searches in famedly-sync (which would basically just reimplement
ldapsearch) I think this is a pretty good way to patch up that use case a bit.