LDAP Contacts Backend

LDAP backend for Nextcloud Contacts

Adds a virtual address book and enables importing contacts to a user's individual address book.

You and your users will be able to search through the LDAP contacts via the global contacts menu. An import action allows to copy the contact over to the best fitting existing addressbook. A redirect takes you the contacts app with the newly created card open.

Note: The Contacts app for Nextcloud should also be installed.

Configuring

In order to configure an LDAP backend, run:

./occ ldap_contacts:add --interactive <ADDRESS_BOOK_NAME>

Where <ADDRESSBOOK_NAME> is a name you like to identify the virtual addressbook with. The interactive mode leads you through the configuration, but you can also use the --help flag to see all the options.

Commands

./occ ldap_contacts:add

Add an LDAP contacts backend configuration

./occ ldap_contacts:edit

Edit an LDAP contacts backend configuration

./occ ldap_contacts:list

Lists all LDAP contacts backend configurations

./occ ldap_contacts:delete

Delete an LDAP contacts backend configuration

Example configuration

occ ldap_contacts:add test \
  --host=localhost \
  --port=389 \
  --trans_enc=tls \
  --bindDN='cn=admin,dc=...' \
  --bindPwd=****** \
  --filter='(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)' \
  --base='ou=users,dc=...' \
  --attrs=cn \
  --attrs=mail \
  --attrs=telephoneNumber \
  --mapping=EMAIL:mail \
  --mapping=FN:cn \
  --mapping=TEL:telephoneNumber

Additional documentation

Hints about what should go in some of the fields can be found by looking at the User authentication with LDAP documentation since many of the fields are similar.