This may be a little late but you can use perl to do this the

Net::LDAPS module will make secure connections and just use the Net::LDAP::Entry object to insert you data from linux to windows.

On 4/20/05, Justin Odom jodom@wpi.edu wrote:

I want to keep windows and linux accounts seperate(as far as authentication) but keep the same password.

I have a solution now which produces the ldf files on linux

Since this will include passwords being transfered, it MUST be secure ldap.

Thanks,

Justin

Jared Greenwald wrote:

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Why not just use ldap as your login authentication on linux? It can work similarly to nis. This sounds like active directory stuff...

-Jared

On 4/20/05, Justin Odom jodom@wpi.edu wrote:

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Figured I'd throw this out there.

I am working on a project that requires me to push .ldf files from a linux server to a window 2003 server. Basically creating the same accounts on the linux system onto the windows system.

Does anyone know of linux program that is equivalent of the windows "ldifde" program? It needs to be able to create a secure connection with ldaps.

Thanks in advance,

-- Justin Odom

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