Re: [389-users] About Kerberos and dirsrv

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On Thu, 2011-06-16 at 10:52 +0200, Gioachino Bartolotta wrote:
> Hi Juan!
> 
> It's possible to do a bash script to import existing users into kerberos??
> In my ldap I have already 2000 users ...
> 
> Thanks

It is almost always possible to do a bash script to perform these sort
of tasks. This is one of the best reasons to learn how if you aren't
already good at it. If your sed/awk skills are well developed, this is
an excellent, repeatable, adaptable solution. I will be facing a similar
problem in the mid-term and if you have written a basic script by then
I'd love to get a copy. If not, I will be writing one myself in a few
months.

This problem is probably frequent enough that someone may have already
tackled it with a smart script... ? Anyone?

-Iwao

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