One word: Net::LDAP.
If you know a little bit of perl, this can be of huge help. It's well documented, has a pretty complete implementation of the ldap v3 specs, and works well with any vendor soft.
Once you have a couple of working scripts, you can whoop your own tools in a matter of minutes, and coupled with cgi, you're halfway towards your own user admin gui, or a white pages application.
I use it all the time at work, and it's been a lifesaver. (especially since the Netscape/iPlanet/whatever gui isn't the most user friendly...
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One word: Net::LDAP. If you know a little bit of perl, this can be of huge help. It's well documented, has a pretty complete implementation of the ldap v3 specs, and works well with any vendor soft. Once you have a couple of working scripts, you can whoop your own tools in a matter of minutes, and coupled with cgi, you're halfway towards your own user admin gui, or a white pages application. I use it all the time at work, and it's been a lifesaver. (especially since the Netscape/iPlanet/whatever gui isn't the most user friendly...
Oopsie, hpux and solaris at least are confused on the spelling
$units
you have: metres
cannot recognize metre
you have: meters
you want: inches
cannot recognize inche
you want: inchs
* 3.937008e+01
/ 2.540000e-02