Here's a little trick.
Download wget for windows from here...
http://users.ugent.be/~bpuype/wget/#download(linux users may well be familiar with wget, as it is part of most distros, they can use a similar trick from a bash script).
Place this in the folder where you run your domain audit scripts, then create a batch file similar to this.
[code]
@echo off
rem Delete the old file
del ./ldap_audit_script.php
rem get the page in order to run the audit.
wget https://{myopenauditserver}/openaudit/ldap_audit_script.php --no-check-certificate --output-file = null
[/code]
(Change {myopenauditserver} to meet your needs. )
This will allow you to schedule an LDAP audit from the same workstation as your domain audit by running this batch file.
The code above uses wget to download the page, (ignores any certificate errors) and tries to make as little "mess" as possible by throwing away its output. It deletes the previous output each time it runs, otherwise wget will create fie1, file2, file3 etc every time it is run.