I’m attempting to port my ldap database from one machine to another, the machine I am attempting to port to is running a newer version of 389. The target machine is build 2011.308.2312.
On the source machine I do an db2ldif - all looks good.
I go to the target machine and start fedora-console, open the directory server and choose import database.
The first couple of thousand entries/users seem to go well, but then by looking at both my ldif source file and the contents of my reject file after one particular user I get:
Error adding object 'dn: uid=ctuser,ou=Users,dc=localdomain'. The error sent by the server was 'Cannot connect to the LDAP server'.
Every new user after that fails to be added.
The import appears to complete and slapd doesn’t stop.
Any tips here on how I can resolve this?
Thanks, Dan
On 01/23/2012 02:05 PM, Dan H. Eicher wrote:
I’m attempting to port my ldap database from one machine to another, the machine I am attempting to port to is running a newer version of 389. The target machine is build 2011.308.2312.
On the source machine I do an db2ldif - all looks good.
I go to the target machine and start fedora-console, open the directory server and choose import database.
Have you tried Initialize database?
The first couple of thousand entries/users seem to go well, but then by looking at both my ldif source file and the contents of my reject file after one particular user I get:
Error adding object 'dn: uid=ctuser,ou=Users,dc=localdomain'. The error sent by the server was 'Cannot connect to the LDAP server'.
Did the server then crash? Do you have a core file? What platform? What version is the target machine? rpm -qi 389-ds-base
Every new user after that fails to be added.
The import appears to complete and slapd doesn’t stop.
Any tips here on how I can resolve this?
You could try to use ldif2db from the command line on the target machine.
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