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You can use the filter-suffix to append a string to the LDAP filter expression to
complete the search filter.
Related Commands
filter-suffix
Examples
Creates the LDAP filter expression (&(mail=bob@example.com)(c=US)) based on
bob@example.com as the user name.
# filter-prefix "(&(mail="
# filter-suffix ")(c=US))"
#
filter-suffix
Specifies the suffix of the LDAP filter expression.
Syntax
filter-prefix suffix
Parameters
suffix
Guidelines
The filter-suffix command specifies the string suffix to construct an LDAP filter
expression, as defined in LDAP: String Representations of Search Filters. This string is
added after the user name to construct the LDAP filter to search for the DN of the
user.
If the prefix is (&(mail= and the user name is bob@example.com and the suffix is
)(c=US)), the LDAP search filter would be (&(mail=bob@example.com)(c=US)).
You must use the filter-prefix to add the prefix string to the LDAP filter
expression to complete the search filter.
Related Commands
filter-prefix
Examples
Creates the LDAP filter expression (&(mail=bob@example.com)(c=US)) based on
bob@example.com as the user name.
# filter-prefix "(&(mail="
# filter-suffix ")(c=US))"
#
returned-attribute
Specifies the attribute to return for each match.
Syntax
returned-attribute attribute
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Specifies the suffix of the filter expression.
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