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martin meister
Hi all!
Is there a simple ldap-query to get the ad user-object for
the logged on user (without ou..., only with the rdn)?
Simple means "ldap://rdn=martin", but
not "ldap://cn=..,ou=..,ou=..,ou=..,cn=..,cn=.."
I don´t know how to determine in which ou the loggend on
user resides. I think it´s also not practicable to search
the AD for the current loggend on user.
martin
Is there a simple ldap-query to get the ad user-object for
the logged on user (without ou..., only with the rdn)?
Simple means "ldap://rdn=martin", but
not "ldap://cn=..,ou=..,ou=..,ou=..,cn=..,cn=.."
I don´t know how to determine in which ou the loggend on
user resides. I think it´s also not practicable to search
the AD for the current loggend on user.
martin