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ldapfuse(1) ldapfuse ldapfuse(1)

Name

ldapfuse — make an LDAP tree browsable using a vfsmount

Syntax

Mounting

ldapfuse [-W] [-D bind-dn] [-f] [-o fuse-options] [-w password] ldap-uri mountpoint

(or) mount -t fuse ldapfuse#ldap-uri mountpoint

ldap-uri = [ldap://]host[:port]/base-dn

Unmounting

fusermount -u mountpoint

Description

ldapfuse provides a filesystem virtual view into an LDAP tree.

Options

Using this option allows to specify a DN for binding. If this option is omitted, an anonymous bind is performed.
Interactively prompt for the bind password.
Run ldapfuse in the foreground. This is useful for debugging.
Allows additional FUSE options, such as allow_other to be specified, if so desired.
The password to be used for authenticating with the bind DN. Note that ldapfuse does not even try to hide its command line, so using -W instead is advised.

Examples

Connecting to a sample Windows 2003 AD with Simple Authentication: ldapfuse -D cn=administrator,cn=users,dc=walhalla,dc=site -w password ldap://vjng-ws/dc=walhalla,dc=site mnt

Author

ldapfuse was written by Jan Engelhardt.

2011-01-09 ldapfuse