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Yup. I've done enterprise Rails consulting, which is almost a contradiction in terms. But it's possible and I've brought fixes like net ldap to work with AD.
by midas007 12y ago
Yup. I've done enterprise Rails consulting, which is almost a contradiction in terms. But it's possible and I've brought fixes like net ldap to work with AD.
Edit: Can't take all the credit, client hacked together the first version but we managed to extract it for "the greater good." Also fun stuff like XML-RPC (Xen API -> gem xenapi, VMware (gem rbvmomi)), which wasn't bad and worked OOTB. Wished MS exposed their APIs as RESTful endpoints, because WinRM + gem winrm just doesn't cut it with some products... generated powershell run by an agent instead. For some products, even having the (.someextiforgot) files that describe the API, there's no MS docs on them, so lots of trial-and-error in PowerGUI to find the right objects and methods (Yuck).
- hox 12y agoYou sir are a saint. Dealing with net_ldap and AD was the bane of my existence for a while.
- midas007 12y agoThanks. I'm the 😈, really. }:) <-- just in case you're using an ascii browser. https://github.com/steakknife/ruby-net-ldap https://github.com/steakknife/ruby-net-ldap Shameless self-promotion: Clients call for this devil if something's hard or something's broken.