LDAP picture attribute

[cptjack]

Here is a PowerShell script that will export the Users in an OU that have a thumbnailPhoto attribute set. The resulting Contact.tar and ContactData.xml files are saved to an IIS folder where the phones can download them during provisioning. The script requires 7-Zip to be installed and IIS (or another webserver) to host the 2 files. I tested it on Server 2012 R2, but I guess this will work on 2008 also.

Contacts are displayed with their photo if one of the 3 numbers match.

YealinkContacts.ps1

Code:

Import-Module ActiveDirectory  

# Full Pathnames are needed for 7-Zip. Do NOT use relative pathnames or it will not work!
$photoTempDir = "C:\Yealink\photo\"
$tarFile = "C:\Yealink\photo.tar"
$zipExe = "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe"
$OU = "OU=Yealink,DC=testdomain,DC=int"
$xmlContactData = "C:\inetpub\wwwroot\ContactData.xml"

#### Warning: this will delete all *.jpg files in the photoTempDir
Get-Item $photoTempDir -Include "*.jpg" | Remove-Item -force

# Find all AD Users with a thumbnailPhoto
$users = Get-ADUser -Filter * -SearchBase $OU -Properties thumbnailPhoto,telephoneNumber,mobile,ipPhone | ? {$_.thumbnailPhoto}

# ContactData.xml Headers
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' | Out-File -FilePath $xmlContactData
'<root_contact>' | Out-File -FilePath $xmlContactData -Append


# Create the photos and ContactData files
foreach ($user in $users) {
    $name = $photoTempDir + $user.SamAccountName + ".jpg"  
    $user.thumbnailPhoto | Set-Content $name -Encoding byte

    $strLine = '    <contact'
    $strLine+= ' display_name="' + $user.name + '" '
    $strLine+= ' mobile_number="' + $user.mobile + '" '
    $strLine+= ' office_number="' + $user.telephoneNumber + '" '
    $strLine+= ' other_number="' + $user.ipPhone + '" '
    $strLine+= ' default_photo="Config:' + $user.SamAccountName + '.jpg" '
    $strLine+= 'line="0" ring="" group_id_name="" selected_photo="0" />'
    $strLine | Out-File -FilePath $xmlContactData -Append
}
'</root_contact>' | Out-File -FilePath $xmlContactData -Append


#Build the 7-Zip Command to archive the photos into photo.tar
$command = 'cmd /C "' + $zipExe + '" a "' + $tarFile + '" "' + $photoTempDir + '\*.jpg"'
Invoke-Expression -Command:$command

Included these 3 lines in your autoprovision file:

Code:

local_contact.data.url = http://192.168.0.1/ContactData.xml
local_contact.image.url = http://192.168.0.1/photo.tar
local_contact.icon.url = http://192.168.0.1/photo.tar