Convert LDAP to NIS, or SQL to LDAP or whatever.
See also: OpenLdap, LdapClient
- acctsync
- LDAP Account Sync project's goal is to synchronize windows user account information and passwords in a OpenLDAP server. This is not authorization, but rather synchronization of the account information. This service can be used for single login site.
- adsc
This will be an ADS-Connector written in perl to synchronize user-accounts from any LDAP-Server with the Microsoft ActiveDirectory (one-way: LDAP -> ADS).
- bindery2ldif
This simple perl script uses the nwbols, nwboprops and nwbpvalues commands from the ncpfs package to query the NetWare Bindery and export all the data as an LDIF file. It should be possible to import this data into a LDAP server.
- db2dir
Use an ODBC database to generate and manage LDAP directories (ActiveDirectory, NT/ADSI, Domino, Exchange and later any LDAP-compliant directory) in a school and/or university environment. Later versions offer Unix/Linux support (generation of passwd/shadow files).
- LDAP to NIS
Generates NIS DB files directly from LDAP (see ldap2nis.c)
- NIS/LDAP Gateway (Commercial)
- From PADL, the guys who did the PAM/NSS LDAP stuff for Unix.
- NISLDAP
- NISLDAP is attempt to bridge the gap between NIS and LDAP. It works by pulling info from an LDAP DB and formatting the data into passwd, shadow, aliases and so on to be read by ypmake to create NIS maps.
- pGina
Plugins for the Windows authentication structure which allows Windows boxes to authenticate against non-Windows sources (OpenLdap, Pam, SlashDot, NIS etc). This is really really cool. - Psync (Commercial)
- Supports syncing passwords between lots of different proprietry systems. Really annoying home page that doesn't actually tell you what it does but has lots of marketing speak saying that it's cool.
- Yap2lc (Yet Another Passwd 2 LDIF Converter)
- An LDAP migration tool which extracts information from passwd, shadow/passwd, and master.passwd formatted files, combines them with a user specifiable template, and writes an LDIF file you can import into your LDAP server. It supports BSD-like and non-BSD-like systems, and performs sanity checks on user entries to detect invalid fields.
- YP Anything
- A NIS gateway to non-NIS sources, such as LDAP or a database.