August 2007
Beginner to intermediate
484 pages
11h 59m
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Sometimes it is necessary to rebuild a backend database. This process differs depending on the database backend. For instance, with a SQL backend, it might entail dumping, dropping, and re-creating tables in the database.
Moving to a new server and transferring contents to a new slave server are also processes similar to rebuilding a database, and the differences are mentioned within the text here.
The most commonly-used backends for OpenLDAP are the HDB and BDB backends (both based on the Berkeley DB lightweight database). In this section, I want to cover the process of rebuilding these databases.
This process consists of five steps:
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