ATTRIB

Set up the mapping of LDAP directory attributes to iProcess properties when LDAP directory entries are downloaded to the iProcess Engine. See Mapping LDAP Directory Attributes to iProcess Properties for more information.

Syntax

ldapconf ATTRIB [-u username] [-r roleuser] [‑g groupusers] [-menu menuname] [‑desc description] [-lang language] [‑sort sortmail] [-x new_attr] [-groupname GroupName] [-rolename RoleName] [-q Qsupervisors] [-flag Userflags]

where:

username is the LDAP directory attribute which maps to the iProcess username.
roleuser is the LDAP directory attribute to be used to assign an iProcess user to a role.
groupusers is the LDAP directory attribute to be used to contain the list of users who are members of a group.
menuname is the LDAP directory attribute which maps to the iProcess MENUNAME attribute. This attribute identifies whether an LDAP directory entry is treated by the iProcess Engine as a user, group or role, or is ignored.
description is the LDAP directory attribute which maps to the iProcess DESCRIPTION attribute.
language is the LDAP directory attribute which maps to the iProcess LANGUAGE attribute.
sortmail is the LDAP directory attribute which maps to the iProcess SORTMAIL attribute
new_attr is an additional LDAP directory attribute to be used in the iProcess system. (This option should be repeated for each additional attribute that is required; any attributes that are already in use but which are not specified are cleared.)
groupname is the LDAP directory attribute that maps to the iProcess group name attribute.
rolename is the LDAP directory attribute that maps to the iProcess role name attribute
qsupervisors - Specifies the iProcess users who are allowed to supervise the queue defined by this entry
userflags - Specifies what work items the user is allowed to forward in Work Queue Manager...

Note 

Specifying the -x option without any parameters means that no additional LDAP directory attributes are to be used in iProcess; any that are already in use are cleared.

Example

The following example sets up the attribute mappings between the LDAP directory and iProcess. It also defines two additional LDAP directory attributes, email and telephone, for use in iProcess.

LDAPCONF ATTRIB -u username -r urole -g ugroup -menu menuname -desc description -lang language -sort sortmail -x email -x telephone