[Fedora-directory-users] Couple of questions on ldapsearch queries

[Richard Megginson]

Bliss, Aaron wrote:

>I'm sure that you guys will know how to run these queries against my
>directory servers (pardon the newbie questions), but can you tell me how
>to:
>
>1. Check last time passwords were changed (similar functionality to
>chage)
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We don't store that information in easy client readable form, and not at 
all if you're not using replication.

>2. check when passwords are due to expire (similar functionality to
>chage)
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The operational attribute passwordExpirationTime

>3. Return list of users who have access to a specific server (I'm using
>the host attribute in order to restrict access to servers) i.e. show
>list of users who have access to serverA
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ldapsearch .... (host=serverA) uid

You will need to index the host attribute for equality if you have many 
entries or you may find your performance suffers.

>Thanks very much for your help.
>
>Aaron
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