***** NOTICE: These scripts are mostly quite specialized, and are meant
as tools, to be adapted by other Unix Systems Administrators to their
own needs.  They are freely redistributable, as long as you give credit
where credit is due.  Any licensing language within the script itself is
to be honored.  You probably want to scan these over before you try to
run them in your own environment. *****

adpasswd - "Proof of concept" script that will set a password in
Active Directory via LDAP.

comment - Crude script to add "comments" to files.  These comments are
used by indexpix.  Script must be run in the same directory as the file.

enteruser - User-friendly interface to pw(8) which will add users to a
FreeBSD system.  See http://ezine.daemonnews.org/199908/enteruser.html.

idefetch - This will download the latest IDE files to keep your Sophos
SWEEP virus scanner up to date.

indexpix - Uses mogrify to recursively build thumbnailed image
index.html files.  Sample at http://www.olemiss.edu/orgs/wf/retreat/.

ldap2bugzilla - This will read users from your LDAP system, and update
Bugzilla profiles, where needed.

ldap2nis - This will read users from your LDAP system, and update GECOS
entries, where appropriate.  Uses FreeBSD's pw(8) command.

mbox2cyrus - This will transfer an mbox format file in to Cyrus IMAPd.
I've tweaked it a little to work better for my purposes.

sync_EU.pl and sync_People.pl - Two moderately ambitious scripts
designed to populate and maintain data on a new LDAP service that I was
deploying.  These scripts feature examples of munging LDAP entries to
conform to a schema, and incorporating new data from sources like NIS.
The ability to perform arbitrarily complex data synchronization struck
me as important in deploying a solid LDAP service. :)  These are meant
as example pseudo-code, and definately will not work in your
environment.  I've added many comments to explain what's going on, and
you are welcome to contact me for help understanding the code.

uw2cyrus - This will read the UW-IMAP mailbox list for a user, and call
mbox2cyrus as appropriate to transfer messages over.  First, it sets a
.qmail file so that mail will be forwarded off the server.