Is there a command-line tool similar to useradd available for ldap?
Depends on how similar you want it to be. The openldap-clients package provides several command-line tools for managing a ldap server. The ldapmodify command can be used to add entries, but it is not as simple as useradd. When I need to add a user manually, I usually build a ldif file and use a shell script that uses ldapmodify to run it into the server. Not the simplest process, but it works.
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