6 Command-line utilities
This chapter contains reference information on
6.1 Finding and executing command-line utilities
For
The ldif and dbscan
6.2 Using special characters
When using the ldapsearch
Depending on the
Additionally, commas in DN values must be escaped with a backslash. For example:
6.3 Command-line utilities quick reference
The following table provides a summary of the
Table
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ldapsearch | Searches the directory and returns search results in LDIF format. For details on this tool, see |
| the "Finding directory entries" appendix in the |
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ldapmodify | Adds, deletes, modifies, or renames entries. All operations are specified using LDIF update |
| statements. For details on this tool, see "Adding and modifying entries using ldapmodify" |
| in the "Creating directory entries" chapter in the |
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ldapdelete | Deletes entries in the directory. For information on using this utility, see "Deleting entries |
| using ldapdelete" in the "Creating directory entries" chapter in the |
| administrator guide. |
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ldappasswd | Changes users passwords with the password change extended operation. For more |
| information on the password extended change operation, see the "Managing the password |
| policy" section of the "Managing user accounts and passwords" chapter in the |
| Server administrator guide. |
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ldif | Automatically formats LDIF files and creates base |
| on this tool, see appendix A in the |
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dbscan | Analyzes and extracts information from a Directory Server database file. |
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6.1 Finding and executing