Some fixes with multi or single valued attr

master
Daniel Berteaud 6 years ago
parent 57a6ff5e38
commit 4bf1cfa163
  1. 30
      zmldapsync/zmldapsync.pl

@ -301,13 +301,13 @@ DOMAIN: foreach my $domain ( keys $conf->{domains} ) {
my $ext_users = ldap2hashref(
$ext_user_search,
$conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{users}->{key},
( $conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{users}->{alias_attr} ),
@single
[ $conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{users}->{alias_attr} ],
\@single
);
my $zim_users = ldap2hashref(
$zim_user_search,
'uid',
('mail')
[ 'mail' ]
);
# First loop : Check users which exist in external LDAP but not in Zimbra
@ -509,16 +509,16 @@ DOMAIN: foreach my $domain ( keys $conf->{domains} ) {
my $ext_groups = ldap2hashref(
$ext_group_search,
$conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{groups}->{key},
(
[
$conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{groups}->{members_attr},
$conf->{domains}->{$domain}->{groups}->{alias_attr}
),
@single
],
\@single
);
my $zim_dl = ldap2hashref(
$zim_dl_search,
'uid',
('zimbraMailForwardingAddress', 'mail')
[ 'zimbraMailForwardingAddress', 'mail' ]
);
# Build a dn2id hashref to lookup users or groups by their DN
@ -752,20 +752,26 @@ sub handle_error {
# It'll return a hashref. The key will be unaccentuated and lower cased.
sub ldap2hashref {
my ( $search, $key, @want_array, @want_single ) = @_;
my $return = {};
my $search = shift;
my $key = shift;
my $want_array = shift;
my $want_single = shift;
my $return = {};
$want_array ||= [];
$want_single ||= [];
foreach my $entry ( $search->entries ) {
$return->{unidecode( lc $entry->get_value($key) )}->{dn} = $entry->dn;
foreach my $attr ( $entry->attributes ) {
my @values = $entry->get_value($attr);
if ( grep { $attr eq $_ } @want_array ) {
if ( grep { $attr eq $_ } @{ $want_array } ) {
$return->{unidecode( lc $entry->get_value($key) )}->{$attr} = \@values;
} elsif ( grep { $attr eq $_ } @want_single ) {
} elsif ( grep { $attr eq $_ } @{ $want_single } ) {
$return->{unidecode( lc $entry->get_value($key) )}->{$attr} = $values[0];
} else {
$return->{unidecode( lc $entry->get_value($key) )}->{$attr} = ( scalar @values == 1 ) ?
\@values : $values[0];
$values[0] : \@values;
}
}
}

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