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Gives the full path to the configuration directory. | |
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Gives the hashed password string to which to compare the user's password. | |
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Gives the scheme to hash the given password. | |
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Shows the help. | |
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For more information on the different storage schemes, such as SSHA, SHA, CRYPT, and CLEAR, see the
Retrieves performance monitoring information using the ldapsearch
Syntax monitor
monitor options There are no options for this script.
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Specifies the initial replication supplier's host. The default value is the current host name. | |
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Specifies the absolute path to the configuration file, which defines the connection parameters | |
| used to connect to LDAP servers to get replication information. For more information |
| about the configuration file, see “Configuration file format”. |
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Specifies the initial replication supplier's port. The default value is 389. | |
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If specified, causes the routine to be entered without printing the HTML header information. | |
| This is suitable when making multiple calls to this routine, such as specifying multiple, |
| different, unrelated supplier servers, and expecting a single HTML output. |
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Specifies the refresh interval in seconds. The default value is 300 seconds. This option | |
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Specifies the refresh URL. The output HTML file may invoke a CGI program periodically. | |
| If this CGI program in turn calls this script, the effect is that the output HTML file would |
| automatically refresh itself. This is useful for continuous monitoring. See also the |
| The script has been integrated into Administration Express, so that the replication status |
| can be monitored through the Administration Express. |
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Prints the version of this script. | |
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Configuration file format The configuration file defines the following:
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