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...fairly easy to create a > bash script using ldb-tools to do this. > > Rowland > > Thanks for your help Rowland. I had a look at the LDB Tools wiki page. As far as I understand, I have to generate a LDIF file containing all the changes I want to add to the database, something like : myLDIF_file : dn: CN=user1,OU=myOU,DC=mydom,DC=foo,DC=fr changetype: modify add: mail mail: user1 at foo.fr dn: CN=user2,OU=myOU,DC=mydom,DC=foo,DC=fr changetype: modify add: mail mail: user2 at foo.fr etc ... and use $ ldbmodify -H samba_home/private/sam.ldb myLDIF_file to modify the Samba AD database. Am I...

...s to do this. > > > > Rowland > > > > > Thanks for your help Rowland. > > I had a look at the LDB Tools wiki page. > As far as I understand, I have to generate a LDIF file containing all > the changes I want to add to the database, something like : > > myLDIF_file : > dn: CN=user1,OU=myOU,DC=mydom,DC=foo,DC=fr > changetype: modify > add: mail > mail: user1 at foo.fr > > dn: CN=user2,OU=myOU,DC=mydom,DC=foo,DC=fr > changetype: modify > add: mail > mail: user2 at foo.fr > etc ... > > and use $ ldbmodify -H samba_home/priva...

Hi, On RSAT , we can see that there are some extra fields for users account like description, office, phone number or email address. I already have hundreds of user accounts in Samba AD but these extra fields have not been fed. I would like to import in particular the email address for each existing users, however I don't find a way to do that with a samba command line. Is there a way to