ActiveLdap Support

[awesome-print]

ActiveLdap Support

[michaeldv]

Please check out the latest v1.0.1

[thoraxe]

Michael,

It works a little too well! Unfortunately, it dives down a little deep into LDAP schema definitions and other things. I am not sure if that is a function of the way an ActiveLdap object is defined or not. Setting :limit restricts the amount of output, but it appears that ap is trying to parse all of the schema information before outputting anything, so it takes a really long time to get values back. The limit also ends up needing to be rather high to get any of the actual "values" out.

Here's a sample object:

#<LdapUser objectClass:<country, person, organizationalPerson, inetOrgPerson, zarafa-user, top>, must:<c, cn, objectClass, sn>, may:<audio, businessCategory, carLicense, departmentNumber, description, destinationIndicator, displayName, employeeNumber, employeeType, facsimileTelephoneNumber, givenName, homePhone, homePostalAddress, initials, internationaliSDNNumber, jpegPhoto, l, labeledUri, mail, manager, mobile, o, ou, pager, photo, physicalDeliveryOfficeName, postOfficeBox, postalAddress, postalCode, preferredDeliveryMethod, preferredLanguage, registeredAddress, roomNumber, searchGuide, secretary, seeAlso, st, street, telephoneNumber, teletexTerminalIdentifier, telexNumber, title, uid, userCertificate, userPKCS12, userPassword, userSMIMECertificate, x121Address, x500UniqueIdentifier, zarafaAccount, zarafaAdmin, zarafaAliases, zarafaDisabledFeatures, zarafaEnabledFeatures, zarafaHidden, zarafaQuotaHard, zarafaQuotaOverride, zarafaQuotaSoft, zarafaQuotaWarn, zarafaResourceCapacity, zarafaResourceType, zarafaSendAsPrivilege, zarafaSharedStoreOnly, zarafaUserServer>, audio: [], businessCategory: [], c: ["US"], carLicense: [], cn: ["Super Duper"], commonName: ["Super Duper"], countryName: ["US"], departmentNumber: [], description: [], destinationIndicator: [], displayName: [], employeeNumber: [], employeeType: [], facsimileTelephoneNumber: [], fax: [], givenName: ["Super"], homePhone: [], homePostalAddress: [], homeTelephoneNumber: [], initials: [], internationaliSDNNumber: [], jpegPhoto: [], l: ["San Jose"], labeledUri: [], labeledurl: [], locality: ["San Jose"], localityname: ["San Jose"], mail: ["kyletest"], manager: [], mobile: [], mobileTelephoneNumber: [], o: [], objectClass: ["country", "person", "organizationalPerson", "inetOrgPerson", "zarafa-user", "top"], organizationalUnitName: [], organizationname: [], ou: [], pager: [], pagerTelephoneNumber: [], photo: [], physicalDeliveryOfficeName: [], postOfficeBox: [], postalAddress: ["123 Main St"], postalCode: ["95131"], preferredDeliveryMethod: [], preferredLanguage: [], registeredAddress: [], rfc822mailbox: ["[email protected]"], roomNumber: [], searchGuide: [], secretary: [], seeAlso: [], sn: ["Duper"], st: ["CA"], stateOrProvinceName: ["CA"], street: [], streetaddress: [], surName: ["Duper"], telephoneNumber: [], teletexTerminalIdentifier: [], telexNumber: [], title: [], uid: ["kyletest"], userCertificate: [], userPKCS12: [], userPassword: ["{SSHA}"], userSMIMECertificate: [], userid: ["kyletest"], x121Address: [], x500UniqueIdentifier: [], zarafaAccount: [], zarafaAdmin: [], zarafaAliases: [], zarafaDisabledFeatures: ["pop3"], zarafaEnabledFeatures: [], zarafaHidden: [], zarafaQuotaHard: [1048576000], zarafaQuotaOverride: [1], zarafaQuotaSoft: [996147200], zarafaQuotaWarn: [943718400], zarafaResourceCapacity: [], zarafaResourceType: [], zarafaSendAsPrivilege: [], zarafaSharedStoreOnly: [], zarafaUserServer: []>

Sample output is here, because it's 53,652 lines:
http://www.erikjacobs.com/stuff/awesome_print.rb

[michaeldv]

Hi Erik,

Well, your example proves that ap works as designed. ;-) What is it what you would like it to display?

Michael

[thoraxe]

Michael,

I'm not really sure I guess. The difficulty is that AP is parsing down into the definitions of many of the objects contained within the object... if that makes any sense.

If there was an option in AP to only print what is normally shown, but justified and with colors, that might be nice. In other words, if there was a flag like "donotdescend", or something, that would cause AP to print only what is shown above.

Does that make any sense? I'm not sure if it's an edge case or not.