ldap-groups 1.0.1

Installation

Run pip install ldap-groups

Add ldap-groups to INSTALLED_APPS

INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'ldap_groups',
    ...
)

Settings

There are a few settings that must be configured before ldap-groups will run.

Mandatory

• LDAP_GROUPS_SERVER_URI - The ldap server’s uri, e.g. ‘ldap://example.com’

• LDAP_GROUPS_BASE_DN - The base search dn, e.g. ‘DC=example,DC=com’

Optional

• LDAP_GROUPS_BIND_DN - The bind user’s DN

• LDAP_GROUPS_BIND_PASSWORD - The bind user’s password

NOTE: while a bind user is optional, many servers’ security settings will deny anonymous access.

• LDAP_GROUPS_USER_LOOKUP_ATTRIBUTE - The attribute by which to search when looking up users (should be unique). Defaults to 'sAMAccountName'.

• LDAP_GROUPS_ATTRIBUTE_LIST - A list of attributes returned for each member while pulling group members. An empty list should return all attributes. Defaults to ['displayName', 'sAMAccountName', 'distinguishedName'].

Usage

In its current state, ldap-groups can perform three functions:

• Add a member to a group

• Remove a member from a group

• Get all members of a group (and their attributes) [only retrieves user object classes at this point]

An ADGroup instance only requires one argument to function: a group’s distinguished name. Once the ADGroup is instantiated, the rest is fairly simple:

from ldap_groups import ADGroup

GROUP_DN = "ou=users,dc=example,dc=com"
ACCOUNT_NAME = "jdoe"

class ADGroupModifier(object):

    def __init__(self):
        self.ad_group_instance = ADGroup(GROUP_DN)

    def add_member(self):
        self.ad_group_instance.add_member(ACCOUNT_NAME)

    def remove_member(self):
        self.ad_group_instance.remove_member(ACCOUNT_NAME)

    def get_group_member_info(self):
        return self.ad_group_instance.get_member_info()