Integrating MacOS X and Novell eDirectory 20
homeDirectory: <some value>
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add: objectClass
objectClass: aplMacOSXUser
aplXMLHomeDirectory: <baes 64 encoded XML pointing to remote server/directory
to mount>
aplHomeDirectory: <path for local mount point of remote export>
Example:
version: 1
#
# Extend user objects
#
dn: cn=testuser,ou=engineering,o=apple
changetype: modify
add: objectClass
objectClass: posixAccount
uidNumber: 1010
gidNumber: 20
homeDirectory: /users/testuser
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add: objectClass
objectClass: aplMacOSXUser
aplXMLHomeDirectory::
PGhvbWVfZGlyPjx1cmw+YWZwOi8vZW5nc2VydmVyMi5hcHBsZS5jb20vRU5HMi5EQVRBPC91cmw+PHB
hdGg+VVNFUlMvdGVzdHVzZXI8L3BhdGg+PC9ob21lX2Rpcj4K
# The attribute above must base64 encoded. This is the human readable version:
# aplXMLHomeDirectory:
<home_dir><url>afp://engserver2.apple.com/ENG2.DATA</url><path>USERS/testuser</
path></home_dir>
aplHomeDirectory:
/Network/Servers/engserver2.apple.com/ENG2.DATA/USERS/testuser
Note: anywhere a DNS name is used in these examples, an IP address could be used such
as:
aplHomeDirectory: /Network/Servers/192.168.1.22/ENG2.DATA/USERS/testuser
D – Mounts LDIF Template
This is the template for adding a mount organizational unit and mount object class
version: 1
#
# Creates a mounts OU and mounts object for your server.
# Note: the DNS name or IP address of the server must be in the
# CN of the mounts object for this server
#
dn: ou=mounts,o=<someO>
changetype: add
objectClass: organizationalUnit
dn: cn=<YourServer.com>:/<YourSharePoint>,ou=mounts,o=<SomeO>
changetype: add
objectClass: aplMounts
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