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John's LDAP Web Interface
Overview
Welcome to John's LDAP Web Interface. Out
of interest I have developed an LDAP Web Interface (LDAP Web) using Apache,
PHP and SSL tools. Myself and a few of my colleagues at Hewlett Packard use
this web interface to manipulate Microsoft's Active Directory as it is more
user-friendly compared to Adsiedit, LDP and LDIFDE, and also provides a
common look and feel. The web interface, as stated, is an LDAP interface with
the majority of testing done against Active Directory and Openldap. I have
also done basic testing against Novell's eDirectory and Sun's Iplanet
directories.
The Sourceforge.net project summary page is located here.
License
The LDAP Web Interface code is being
released under the GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2. This is the same license used by the Linux kernel.
Getting Started
Most actions will require a
username/password and therefore you should consider the security aspect if
using over an Internet connection. For information on how to implement
LDAPweb please read the Administrators
Guide. To understand how to use the various please read the User Guide.
Features
Configure available features to meet
your needs
Get naming contexts
Search
Directory navigation
Directory additions using templates or generic additions
Add binary and text attribute values to an entry
Modification of existing entries
Delete entries
Delete attribute values
LDIF features for Exporting
LDIF features for Importing
Special feature to generate LDIF code using a CSV file and an LDIF template
file
Secure LDAP (TLS and SSL)
Try it
Generally there will be a version of
LDAPweb located here (availability is not guaranteed).
Download
You can download a tarball containing
the PHP scripts and documentation on how to install by going to the
Sourceforge.net project summary page which is located here.
Links
Following is a list of links to the
applications that have been implemented for the development of LDAPweb. For
more information please read the documentation.
The
Apache web server
The
PHP scripting language
Mcrypt (optional)
Openldap (optional)
As security may be an issue, you might want to
consider installing your Apache web server with SSL capabilities, in which
case the following links will be of interest.
Open SSL
mod_ssl
Other links of interest
Open Source provided by HP
Documentation
Administrators
Guide
User Guide
The User Guide is also available within LDAPweb
after implementation
Contacts
Project Lead and
Developer
John Hallam
Webmaster
John Hallam
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