ldap_search
Description
The ldap_search() function searches the LDAP directory below the baseDN, using the search criteria that are specified in the search filter. The scope argument defines the scope, or boundaries, of the search.
Not supported in Endpoint Privilege Management for Linux (EPM-L).
Syntax
result = ldap_search (ConnectionId, baseDN, scope, searchfilter, attributeList, attributeFlag);
Arguments
| ConnectionId | Required. LDAP Server Connection. |
| baseDN | Required. String that contains the base DN for the search. |
| scope | Required. String that contains a search scope value. Value entries are subtree (search the baseDN and the entire directory below), onelevel (search the baseDN and one level below), and base (search the baseDN only). |
| searchfilter | Required. String that contains search criteria. |
| attributeList | Required. List that identifies the attributes that should be returned. Each list element must be an attribute name. An empty list defaults to all attributes. |
| attributeFlag | Required. Integer that represents either true or false. If set to true, only attribute types are returned. If set to false, both attribute types and values are returned. |
Return Values
| LDAP message | The search operation was successful. |
| empty string | Unsuccessful search. |
result = ldap_search (ConnectionId, "dc=beyondtrust, "dc=com", subtree", "jobcode=mgr", {}, 0);
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