LdapDrive

PowerShell provider that lets you browse and manage LDAP directories as a virtual filesystem.

PS C:\> Import-LdapConfig            # mount drives from config
PS LDAP:\> dir                       # list entries
PS LDAP:\> cd ou=Users               # navigate
PS LDAP:\ou=Users> cat uid=jdoe      # view attributes (LDIF)
PS LDAP:\ou=Users> mkdir ou=NewTeam  # create entry

• Filesystem navigation - cd, dir, ls, tree with full tab completion
• Standard commands - mkdir, ren, move, del for LDAP entry operations
• Get-Content - View entry attributes in LDIF format
• Get/Set-ItemProperty - Read and write individual attributes
• Search-LdapEntry - LDAP filter search with paging, property selection, and pipeline output
• Pipeline integration - Search-LdapEntry | Set-LdapAttribute for bulk updates
• Schema browsing - Get-LdapSchema to inspect objectClasses and attributeTypes
• Tab completion - Attribute names, schema names, and drive names auto-complete from the server
• Lazy connection - Drives mount instantly; connection is established on first access
• Cross-platform - Works on Windows and Linux (PowerShell 7.4+)

• PowerShell 7.4 or later (Core edition)
• On Linux: libldap2 package (sudo apt-get install libldap2)

git clone https://github.com/yotsuda/LdapDrive.git
cd LdapDrive
dotnet build src/LdapDrive/LdapDrive.csproj -c Release

Copy the build output and module files to your PowerShell modules directory:

$dest = "$env:ProgramFiles\PowerShell\7\Modules\LdapDrive"
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force $dest
Copy-Item src/LdapDrive/bin/Release/net8.0/LdapDrive.dll $dest
Copy-Item module/* $dest -Recurse

$cred = Get-Credential
New-LdapDrive -Server ldap.example.com -BaseDn "dc=example,dc=com" -Credential $cred -Au