How to specify more than one SearchBase ?

[kamilk91]

Hello. I have case that my users are stored in 2 SearchBase locations. How do i create something like:

 "SearchBase": "(OU=01-Level,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=example,DC=com) && (OU=01-AnotherLevel,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=anotherexample,DC=com)",

that is looking for users in both locations?

[crowbar27]

Unfortunately, this is not supported right now. I need to think a bit how to change this without breaking existing deployments (the obvious option would be making the SearchBase an array, but that would require all existing app settings to be adjusted).

[crowbar27]

@kamilk91 Can you check whether the changes in master address your problem? You should replace

"SearchBase": "(OU=01-Level,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=example,DC=com) && (OU=01-AnotherLevel,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=anotherexample,DC=com)"

by

"SearchBases": [
    {
        "DistinguishedName": "OU=01-Level,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=example,DC=com"
    },
    {
        "DistinguishedName": "OU=01-AnotherLevel,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=anotherexample,DC=com"
    }
]

It is important that you replace SearchBase and, if set, IsSubtree and have both OUs in SearchBases. If both are set, SearchBases will overrule SearchBase.

[kamilk91]

@crowbar27 thank you a lot for your response. Unfortunatly, project is very strict and internal, so i didn't had access to it last month.

Im sorry i didn't replied, i will test it and close issue. Thank you for your work!

[crowbar27]

@kamilk91 Please note that I have changed the syntax slightly in main. I think the dictionary is more convenient to specify in JSON, albeit it requires to specify the scope explicitly. You configuration now looks like

"SearchBases": {
    "OU=01-Level,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=example,DC=com": "Subtree",
    "OU=01-AnotherLevel,OU=Utilisateurs,DC=anotherexample,DC=com": "Subtree"
}

Could you please drop a note whether this is the feature you are looking for such that I can push the new nuget package?