cl-dump1
Dump and decode directory server replication change log
Usage
cl-dump.pl {[-h
host]
[-p
port]
[-D
bind‐dn]
-w
bind‐password | -P
bind‐cert
[-r
replica‐roots]
[-o
output‐file]
[-c]
[-v]}
cl-dump.pl -i
changelog‐ldif‐file‐with‐base64encoding
[-o
output‐file]
[-c]
Overview
Dump and decode Directory Server replication change log
Options
A summary of options is included below.
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-c -
Dump and interpret CSN only. This option can be used with or without -i option.
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-D bind-dn -
Directory server's bind DN. Default to "cn=Directory Manager" if the option is omitted.
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-h host -
Directory server's host. Default to the server where the script is running.
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-i changelog‐ldif‐file‐with‐base64encoding -
If you already have a ldif-like changelog, but the changes in that file are encoded, you may use this option to decode that ldif-like changelog.
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-o output‐file -
Path name for the final result. Default to STDOUT if omitted.
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-p port -
Directory server's port. Default to 389.
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-P bind‐cert -
Pathname of binding certificate DB
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-r replica‐roots -
Specify replica roots whose changelog you want to dump. The replica roots may be separated by comma. All the replica roots would be dumped if the option is omitted.
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-v -
Print the version of this script.
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-w bind‐password -
Password for the bind DN
Restrictions
If you are not using -i option, the script should be run when the server is running, and from where the server's changelog directory is accessible.
History
- Debian 10 (Buster): the text shown here
- Debian 9 (Stretch)
- Debian 8 (Jessie)