When you have completed deploying the directory service module of the reference configuration, and before you move on to the next module, it is good practice to take a snapshot of the data in the Directory Server instance. By exporting ds-inst-ds1, you preserve the current state of your deployment in case you subsequently need to roll back directory information to this point in the reference configuration deployment process. The directory serves as the repository for service and user configuration information and therefore changes as each reference configuration module is deployed.
In this procedure you use the db2ldif command to export the directory to an ldif file. If you want to subsequently restore the directory, use an equivalent procedure with the ldif2db command.
On ds1 change directory as follows:
# cd /var/opt/SunWdsee/ds-inst-ds1
Stop the Directory Server instance.
# ./stop-slapd
Export the current state of the pstest directory to an ldif file.
# ./db2ldif -n pstest
The output should resemble the following:
ldiffile: /var/opt/SunWdsee/ds-inst-ds1/ldif/2008_05_20_140750.ldif [20/May/2008:14:07:56 +0100] - export pstest: Precessed 1000 entries (26%) ... [20/May/2008:14:08:02 +0100] - export pstest: Precessed 4165 entries (100%) |
Rename the ldif file to something meaningful.
# mv /var/opt/SunWdsee/ds-inst-ds1/ldif/2008_05_20_140750.ldif /var/opt/SunWdsee/ds-inst-ds1/ldif/ds_module_complete.ldif
Restart the Directory Server instance.
# ./start-slapd