August 2007
Beginner to intermediate
484 pages
11h 59m
English
There are two common strategies for backing up the contents of your directory. One is to make a backup of the directory database. The other is to dump the contents of the directory into an LDIF file.
Different backends locate the contents of the directory in different locations. For example, the BDB and HDB backends store data in special Berkeley DB database files. SQL-based backends store the information in a relational database management system. Special backends like the LDAP and Perl backends may not store data at all, but might simply access other sources.
Each of these backends will require a different backup procedure. Here we will just look at backing up BDB and HDB databases—the ...
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