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--- userdoc:tt_ldap_client [2013/10/25 13:52]
abelbeck [Phone LDAP Directory CLI Scripts]
+++ userdoc:tt_ldap_client [2013/11/18 08:37] (current)
abelbeck [Phone LDAP Directory CLI Scripts]
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 In addition to the HTTPS CGI script described above, AstLinux also supports Command-Line-Interface (CLI) scripts to access LDAP directory data.  By default the scripts are configured to access the LDAP server with anonymous access (possibly 'localhost' when the LDAP Server enabled).  If user/pass authentication is required it is suggested to copy the script from ''/usr/bin/'' to ''/mnt/kd/bin/'' and customize the script accordingly.
-If the local LDAP Server is enabled and populated with a directory, the typical LDAP Client setting would be as follows:
+!!Note: AstLinux 1.1.4 or later is required!!
+If the local LDAP Server is enabled and populated with a directory, the typical LDAP Client setting to anonymously access via localhost is as follows:
 {{:userdoc:ldap-client-system-defaults.jpg?nolink|LDAP Client Defaults}}
+\\
+\\
+**ldap-phone-num-lookup**
-!!Note: AstLinux 1.1.4 or later is required!!
+  Usage: ldap-phone-num-lookup [-ht] [--tls] [-m|--match-num list] [-o|--output-name list] number
+  Options:
+      -h, --help             Show help
+      -t, --tls              Enable TLS using start_tls
+      -m, --match-num list   Comma separated list to match number. Default: telephonenumber,mobile,cellphone,homephone
+      -o, --output-name list Comma separated list to display the name. Default: displayname,cn,sn,givenname
-**ldap-phone-name-lookup**
+By default the 'number' is matched as: ''(|(telephonenumber=$number)(mobile=$number)(cellphone=$number)(homephone=$number))''
-  Usage: ldap-phone-name-lookup [--tls] name
+Standard output returns the first ''displayname/cn/sn/givenname'' that contains a matching number.
-The 'name' is filtered as: ''(|(cn=$name)(displayname=$name))''
+Use the optional ''-m|--match-num list'' and ''-o|--output-name list'' options to limit and specify the order of the matching and output.
+\\
+\\
+**ldap-phone-name-lookup**
-Standard output returns (multiple) phone numbers separated by a tilde (~).
+  Usage: ldap-phone-name-lookup [-ht] [--tls] [-m|--match-name list] [-o|--output-num list] name
+  Options:
+      -h, --help             Show help
+      -t, --tls              Enable TLS using start_tls
+      -m, --match-name list  Comma separated list to match name. Default: cn,displayname
+      -o, --output-num list  Comma separated list to display numbers. Default: telephonenumber,mobile,cellphone,homephone
-**ldap-phone-num-lookup**
+By default the 'name' is matched as: ''(|(cn=$name)(displayname=$name))''
-  Usage: ldap-phone-num-lookup [--tls] number
+Standard output returns (multiple) phone number(s) separated by a tilde (~).
-The 'number' is filtered as: ''(|(telephonenumber=$number)(mobile=$number)(cellphone=$number)(homephone=$number))''
+Use the optional ''-m|--match-name list'' and ''-o|--output-num list'' options to limit and specify the order of the matching and output.
-Standard output returns the first ''displayname/cn/sn/givenname'' that contains a matching number.
 ==== Asterisk Usage Examples ====
 Examples how the ''ldap-phone-name-lookup'' and ''ldap-phone-num-lookup'' scripts can be used an Asterisk dialplan.
+**CallerID number lookup via LDAP and AstDB**
+<code>[subCID-lookup]
+; CallerID(num) lookup, first LDAP then AstDB
+exten => s,1,NoOp(CallerID lookup, first LDAP then AstDB ...)
+ same => n,ExecIf($[ $["${CALLERID(num)}" != ""] & $["${CALLERID(name)}" = ""] ]?Set(LDAP_Name=${SHELL(ldap-phone-num-lookup '${ARG1}')})
+ same => n,ExecIf($["${LDAP_Name}" != ""]?Set(CALLERID(name)=${LDAP_Name}))
+ same => n,ExecIf($[ $["${CALLERID(num)}" != ""] & $["${CALLERID(name)}" = ""] ]?Set(CALLERID(name)=${DB(cidname/${CALLERID(num)})}))
+ same => n,Return()</code>
+And in your incoming context put this line somewhere:
+  exten => s,n,GoSub(subCID-lookup,s,1(${CALLERID(num)}))