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How can I migrate users from an internal Crowd directory into Active Directory or another LDAP server?
Is it possible to create an LDIF export of an internal Crowd directory?
You can make LDIF file by using sql query, it's easier than using API. The following code used for Jira, you can do the same thing with Crowd database ( cwd_user table)
select 'dn: cn=' || username || ',ou=users,dc=erx' || chr(13) || 'objectClass: person' || chr(13) || 'objectClass: top' || chr(13) || 'email: ' || (select propertyvalue from propertystring ps inner join propertyentry pe on ps.id = pe.id where pe.entity_id = ub.id and entity_name = 'OSUser' and property_key = 'email') || chr(13) || 'uid: ' || username || chr(13) || 'cn: ' || username || chr(13) || 'structuralObjectClass: person' || chr(13) || 'givenName: ' || (select propertyvalue from propertystring ps inner join propertyentry pe on ps.id = pe.id where pe.entity_id = ub.id and entity_name = 'OSUser' and property_key = 'fullName') || chr(13) || chr(13) from userbase ub;
Hi
We would like to move the crowd groups to AD.
is it possible?
Thanks
Arasu
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As this is a new question, you shouldn't add it as an answer to my question, but rather as a new question.
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I'm guessing you could use the API to query each account and then output it in LDIF format. I guess then your question would now be, if there is an existing solution to this that is known to work, so you don't have to do it yourself.
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Yes, doing it yourself is always an option. I hoped for an existing solution. Thanks anyways!
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