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The filter we use to describe this is
(objectClass=Person). This will filter out any LDAP objects that are not of the
class Person:
$filters = array('(objectClass=Person)');
$results = $client->search($filters);
Notice that $filters is an array. This is because we are able to supply multiple
searches at once. When we do this the results are combined into a single result set.
If we don't want to search the base DN, we can specify a different DN to search
within. The screenshot we showed earlier describes users in the people OU. We can
restrict the search to this OU:
$people = 'ou=people,dc=example,dc=org'
$results = $client->search($filters, $people);
Once the search has been performed, $results is populated with an array of
results. Each result is represented as an associative array. Our next task is to
present the results:
for ($i = 0, $c = count($results); $i < $c; $i ++)
{
$result =& $results[$i];
echo '

';
echo ''.$result['givenName'][0].'
';
echo $result['description'][0].

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