Dustin Puryear wrote:
As noted by others, you can use slapcat or ldapsearch to perform nightly backups. If using ldapsearch, be sure your ACLs allow a full dump, including userPassword.
Also, be sure to put into place log monitoring for slapd (and possibly slurpd if you are replicating) to watch for errors. We also like to do routine and automated LDAP service checks via tools such as Big Brother.
How long have you been using OpenLDAP anyway?
Hi Dustin,
thanks for your response. I am just a newbie in openLDAP technology. I need this for egroupware server which is based on OpenLDAP for user authentication, storage of user and group information and for LDAP based addressbook. Hence I am looking for a solution which can allow me to do maintenance and reparing of OpenLDAP bdb database.
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JOYDEEP wrote:
Dear list,
I am newbie in OpenLDAP. Prersently I am running an OpenLDAP as the authentication of Postfix+IMAP email server. How can I take backup and maintain the database of LDAP ? what are the commands ? I like to place the associated commands in a cron jobs. Please enlighten me. thanks