sudo ldappasswd -x -D cn=admin,dc=abc,dc=local -W -S uid=john,ou=People,dc=abc,dc=local<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\nNow we have to create a script to extract the data<\/h3>\n\n\n\n The contact data we want is in the mysql database on Freepbx, This is the asterisk database and the data is across a few tables.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The basic concept that we extract the info from the db and remove add or update the entries in the ldap database.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Bash Scripts<\/h3>\n\n\n\n First we have a file for the variables and passwords ‘fldapconfig.sh’<\/p>\n\n\n\n
# LDAP Server Connection Details\nLDAP_SERVER=\"ldap:\/\/server:port\"\nLDAP_BINDDN=\"cn=admin,dc=abc,dc=local\"\nLDAP_BINDPW=\"ldappassword\"\nDB_HOST=\"localhost\"\nDB_USER=\"username\"\nDB_PASSWORD=\"mysqlsecret\"\nDB_NAME=\"asterisk\"\n\n# LDAP Entry Details\nBASE_DN=\"dc=abc,dc=local\"\nBASE_OU=\"ou=People\"\n\n# Files\nrem_file=\"\/tmp\/rem.txt\"\nadd_file=\"\/tmp\/add.txt\"\nchg_file=\"\/tmp\/chg.txt\"<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\nNow the code. I accept no responsibility for it, Its a mess but it does what it says. There is bound to be a better way but with the timescale I had i needed something quick and as such its dirty. each section is distinct so shouldnt be hard to clean up.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The file fpbxldap.sh <\/p>\n\n\n\n
#!\/bin\/bash\n\n#Script file to add delete and modify ladp database for freeepbx contact manager \n#Copyright (C) 2023 Ian Plain Cyber-cottage.co.uk\n#\n#This program is free software; you can redistribute it and\/or\n#modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License\n#as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2\n#of the License, or (at your option) any later version.\n#\n#This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,\n#but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of\n#MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.\n\nsource fldapconfig.sh\n\n# LDAP Entry Details\n#BASE_DN=\"dc=abc,dc=local\"\n#BASE_OU=\"ou=People\"\n\n# Search for the LDAP entries ad file them\nCURRENT_TELEPHONE_NUMBER=$(ldapsearch -x -D \"$LDAP_BINDDN\" -w \"$LDAP_BINDPW\" -H \"$LDAP_SERVER\" -b \"$BASE_OU,$BASE_DN\" telephoneNumber | awk -F ',|=|: ' '\/dn:\/ {print $3}')\necho \"$CURRENT_TELEPHONE_NUMBER\" |grep -w -v \"People\" > \/tmp\/ldapdb.txt\n\n\n# Query to execute\nQUERY=\"SELECT asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.number as 'telephoneNumber', asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.displayname as 'cn', asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.fname as 'givenName', COALESCE(NULLIF(asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.lname, ''), '-') AS 'sn', asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.type as 'o', asterisk.contactmanager_groups.name as 'dir'\nFROM asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers \nINNER JOIN asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries ON asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.entryid=asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.id \nINNER JOIN asterisk.contactmanager_groups ON asterisk.contactmanager_groups.id=asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.groupid \nWHERE asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.number REGEXP '^[0-9]*$' AND asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.displayname REGEXP '[:alpha:]'\n;\"\n\n# Output file\nOUTPUT_FILE=\"\/tmp\/fpbxdb.txt\"\n\n# Run the MySQL query and save the result to the output file\nmysql -h \"$DB_HOST\" -u \"$DB_USER\" -p\"$DB_PASSWORD\" \"$DB_NAME\" -N -e \"$QUERY\" | sed 's\/\\t\/,\/g' > \"$OUTPUT_FILE\"\n\n#Split out just the names\ncat \/tmp\/fpbxdb.txt |awk -F ',' '{print $2\" - \"$5}' > \/tmp\/fpxname.txt\ncat \/tmp\/fpbxdb.txt |awk -F ',' '{print $2\" - \"$5\",\"$1}' > \/tmp\/fpxnumna.txt\n\n\n# Assign filenames to variables\nlistB_file=\"\/tmp\/ldapdb.txt\"\nlistA_file=\"\/tmp\/fpxname.txt\"\n\n# Check if the files exist\nif [ ! -f \"$listA_file\" ]; then\n echo \"File $listA_file does not exist.\"\n exit 1\nfi\nif [ ! -f \"$listB_file\" ]; then\n echo \"File $listB_file does not exist.\"\n exit 1\nfi\n\n#Bit of a hack here that adds an entry to empty file, as AWK doesnt like empty files.. Thsi was quick a fix\nif [ -s \"$listA_file\" ]; then\n echo \"The file is not empty.\"\nelse\n echo \"foobar\" > \/tmp\/fpxname.txt\nfi\n\nif [ -s \"$listB_file\" ]; then\n echo \"The file is not empty.\"\nelse\n echo \"barfoo\" > \/tmp\/ldapdb.txt\nfi\n\n# Compare the two files and echo names in List A but not in List B\nawk 'NR==FNR{a[$0]++; next} !a[$0]' \"$listB_file\" \"$listA_file\" > \/tmp\/add.txt\nawk 'NR==FNR{a[$0]++; next} !a[$0]' \"$listA_file\" \"$listB_file\" > \/tmp\/rem.txt\n\n#lets delete the entries\n# Loop through each line in the input file and run the command\nwhile IFS= read -r REM_FILTER; do\n # Run the specified command on each line\necho \"$REM_FILTER deleted from Ldap\" >> \/tmp\/remlog.txt\nldapdelete -x -D \"$LDAP_BINDDN\" -w \"$LDAP_BINDPW\" -H \"$LDAP_SERVER\" \"cn=$REM_FILTER,$BASE_OU,$BASE_DN\"\ndone < \"$rem_file\"\n\necho \"Done-------\" >> \/tmp\/remlog.txt\n\n#delete the previous ldif files\nrm -f \/tmp\/adding.ldif\nrm -f \/tmp\/modify.ldif\n\n#lets add the entries\n# Loop through each line in the input file and run the command\nwhile IFS= read -r ADD_FILTER; do\n# Run the specified command on each line\n# echo $ADD_FILTER |awk -F ' - ' '{print $1; print $2}'\nms_cn=\"$(echo $ADD_FILTER |awk -F ' - ' '{print $1}')\"\nms_o=\"$(echo $ADD_FILTER |awk -F ' - ' '{print $2}')\"\n\n# Query to execute\nQUERY=\"SELECT asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.number as 'telephoneNumber', COALESCE(NULLIF(asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.lname, ''), '-') AS 'sn' \nFROM asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers\nINNER JOIN asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries ON asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.entryid=asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.id\nINNER JOIN asterisk.contactmanager_groups ON asterisk.contactmanager_groups.id=asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.groupid\nWHERE asterisk.contactmanager_entry_numbers.type = '$ms_o' AND asterisk.contactmanager_group_entries.displayname = '$ms_cn'\n;\"\n\n# Run the MySQL query and save the result to the output file\nms_query=$(mysql -h \"$DB_HOST\" -u \"$DB_USER\" -p\"$DB_PASSWORD\" \"$DB_NAME\" -N -e \"$QUERY\")\n\nms_telephoneNumber=$(echo $ms_query | awk '{print $1}')\nms_sn=$(echo $ms_query | awk '{print $2}')\n\necho \"dn: cn=$ms_cn - $ms_o,ou=People,dc=abc,dc=local\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"cn: $ms_cn - $ms_o\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"givenName: $ms_cn - $ms_o\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"sn: $ms_sn\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"telephonenumber: $ms_telephoneNumber\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"objectclass: inetOrgPerson\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"objectclass: top\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"\" >> \/tmp\/adding.ldif\necho \"cn: $ms_cn - $ms_o , $ms_telephoneNumber added to Ldap\" >> \/tmp\/addlog.txt\ndone < \"$add_file\"\n\n#Lets run the ldif command\nldapadd -x -D \"$LDAP_BINDDN\" -w \"$LDAP_BINDPW\" -H \"$LDAP_SERVER\" -f \/tmp\/adding.ldif >> \/tmp\/addlog.txt\n\necho \"Done-------\" >> \/tmp\/addlog.txt\n\n#OK now we are going to compare freepbx and ldap entries and update as required.\n\n#lets get the current ldap names and numbers \nldapsearch -x -D \"cn=admin,dc=abc,dc=local\" -w \"r1v3rp1g5\" -b \"ou=People,dc=abc,dc=local\" | awk -v OFS=',' '{split($0,a,\": \")} \/^cn:\/{cn=a[2]} \/^telephoneNumber:\/{telephoneNumber=a[2]; print cn,telephoneNumber}' > \/tmp\/ldapcsv.txt\n\nawk 'NR==FNR{a[$0]++; next} !a[$0]' \/tmp\/ldapcsv.txt \/tmp\/fpxnumna.txt > \/tmp\/chg.txt\nchg_file=\"\/tmp\/chg.txt\"\n\n# Loop through each line in the input file and run the command\nwhile IFS= read -r CHG_FILTER; do\n# Run the specified command on each line\n# echo $CHG_FILTER |awk -F ',' '{print $1; print $2}'\nms_cn=\"$(echo $CHG_FILTER |awk -F ',' '{print $1}')\"\nms_telephoneNumber=\"$(echo $CHG_FILTER |awk -F ',' '{print $2}')\"\n\necho \"Changing telephoneNumber to $ms_telephoneNumber\"\necho \"dn: cn=$ms_cn,$BASE_OU,$BASE_DN\" >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\necho \"changetype: modify\" >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\necho \"replace: telephoneNumber\" >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\necho \"telephoneNumber: $ms_telephoneNumber\" >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\necho \"\" >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\n\necho \"$CHG_FILTER changed in Ldap\" >> \/tmp\/chglog.txt\ndone < \"$chg_file\"\n\nldapmodify -x -D \"$LDAP_BINDDN\" -w \"$LDAP_BINDPW\" -H \"$LDAP_SERVER\" -f \/tmp\/modify.ldif >> \/tmp\/modify.ldif\n\necho \"Done-------\" >> \/tmp\/chglog.txt\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\nExample phone configurations for Sangoma S series and Gigaset.<\/h3>\n\n\n\n Gigaset example<\/p>\n\n\n\nSangoma S Series example<\/p>\n\n\n\nIm sure this will work with other systems that support Ldap directories<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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