python-active-directory

import os from activedirectory import Client # Environment variables for sensitive information AD_SERVER = os.environ.get('AD_SERVER', 'your.ad.domain.com') AD_USERNAME = os.environ.get('AD_USERNAME', 'username@your.ad.domain.com') AD_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('AD_PASSWORD', 'your_password') AD_BASE_DN = os.environ.get('AD_BASE_DN', 'dc=your,dc=ad,dc=domain,dc=com') try: # Initialize the client, assuming typical LDAP over SSL (LDAPS) on port 636 # Note: The exact Client constructor might vary; this is an educated guess based on typical AD client libs. # Consult official documentation or source code for precise constructor arguments. ad_client = Client( host=AD_SERVER, username=AD_USERNAME, password=AD_PASSWORD, base_dn=AD_BASE_DN, use_ssl=True, # Recommended for production port=636 ) print(f"Successfully connected to AD server: {AD_SERVER}") # Example: Search for a user (replace 'testuser' with an actual sAMAccountName) # The library is expected to provide methods for common AD operations. # This part is illustrative as specific methods are not detailed in public search results for 'theatlantic' fork. # For a real implementation, you'd call a search_user or find_object method if available. # For demonstration, let's assume a basic search capability for an object by its sAMAccountName. # The actual implementation would require diving into the library's available methods. print(f"\nAttempting to find user with sAMAccountName: {AD_USERNAME.split('@')[0]}") # In a real scenario, you'd use a dedicated search method like: # user_found = ad_client.search_user(sAMAccountName=AD_USERNAME.split('@')[0]) # For a simple connection test without specific search methods, we'll just confirm connection. # To perform actual searches, you would typically use methods exposed by the Client object, # often involving LDAP filters. # Example of a generic search (hypothetical method): # results = ad_client.search(base_dn=AD_BASE_DN, filter=f'(sAMAccountName={AD_USERNAME.split('@')[0]})') # if results: # print(f"Found user: {results[0].get('cn')}") # else: # print("User not found.") # If the Client object itself doesn't expose a direct 'search' method for this quickstart, # we will just confirm the connection was successful. print("Basic AD client initialized. Further operations depend on specific library methods.") except Exception as e: print(f"Error connecting or interacting with Active Directory: {e}") print("Ensure AD_SERVER, AD_USERNAME, AD_PASSWORD, and AD_BASE_DN are correctly set.")