HP UX Identity Security Software manual Schema-reload.pl Reload schema files dynamically

[alias]

M1 = host1.example.com:10011

C1 = host4.example.com:10021

C2 = host2.example.com:10022

[color]

0 = #ccffcc

5 = #FFFFCC

60 = #FFCCCC

A shadow port can be set in the replication monitor configuration file. For example:

host:port=shadowport:binddn:bindpwd:bindcert

When the replication monitor finds a replication agreement that uses the specified port, it will use the shadow port to connect to retrieve statistics.

7.4.14 schema-reload.pl (Reload schema files dynamically)

Manually reloads the schema files used by the Directory Server instance either in the default location or in user-specified locations.

To run this script, the server must be running. The script creates an entry in the directory that launches this dynamic task.

Syntax

schema-reload.pl-Drootdn { -wpassword -w - -jfilename } [ -dschema_directory ] [ -v ]

Options

Table 7-33 schema-reload.pl options

Option	Description
-d	Gives the full path to the directory where the schema file is located. If this is not specified, the

schema_directory script uses the default schema directory,

/etc/opt/dirsrv/slapd-instance_name/schema.

	IMPORTANT:
	If schema files are not in the default directory, then the Directory Server will not use them the
	next time it restarts unless the schema-reload.plscript is run again.
-Drootdn	Gives the user DN with root permissions, such as Directory Manager. The default is the DN
	of the Directory Manager, which is read from the nsslapd-rootattribute under cn=config.
-jfilename	The name of the file containing the password.
-v	Verbose mode.
-wpassword	The password associated with the user DN.
-w -	Prompts for the password associated with the user DN.

7.4.15 verify-db.pl (Check for corrupt databases)

Verifies the backend database files. If the server crashes because of a corrupted database, this script can be used to verify the integrity of the different database files to help isolate any problems.

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