Request for feedback about strategy to migrating from old FDS to latest 389DS

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On 12/01/2010 06:57 AM, Hugo Etievant wrote:
> hello,
>
> I am working on a migration of LDAP server from an old 
> *Fedora-Directory/1.1.3* (B2008.269.213, OS : Fedora 8) to lastest 
> *389-Directory/1.2.6.1* (B2010.272.2313, OS : CentOS 5.5).
There is a migration script - migrate-ds-admin.pl (or just migrate-ds.pl 
if you don't care about console, admin server, etc.)
>
> My actual architecture use Multi Master Replication protocol (2 nodes) 
> for data and configuration, Windows synchronization (with 1 Active 
> Directory) and some password policies.
> For my data, i have 1 database (userRoot) with one suffix 
> (dc=myOrg,dc=myTLD).
>
> List of possible strategies :
> - choice 1 (server level) : applying patches until geting the last 
> version (i think it is not a good idea and my obsolete OS cannot be 
> upgraded for external reasons, i will start from scratch on latest 
> CentOS) ?
> - choice 2 (database level) : backuping up previous databases userRoot 
> and netscapeRoot and restoring them into new installed architecture 
> (but i think perhaps config database schema has changed between 1.1.3 
> and 1.2.6.1 server versions) ?
> - choice 3 (data level) : exporting data in LDIF file (without 
> configuration and no assurance into operationals attributes export) 
> and importing it in new installed architecture after configuring it ?
>
> my favorit LDAP tool (Apache Directory Studio) help me to export data 
> with operationals attributes, this request :
> # baseObject   : ou=myOrgUnit,dc=myOrg, dc=myTLD
> # filter       : (objectClass=*)
> # attributes   : * accountUnlockTime aci copiedFrom copyingFrom 
> createTimestamp creatorsName dncomp entrydn entryid hasSubordinates 
> ldapSchemas ldapSyntaxes modifiersName modifyTimestamp nsAccountLock 
> nsAIMStatusGraphic nsAIMStatusText nsBackendSuffix nscpEntryDN 
> nsds5ReplConflict nsICQStatusGraphic nsICQStatusText nsIdleTimeout 
> nsLookThroughLimit nsRole nsRoleDN nsSchemaCSN nsSizeLimit nsTimeLimit 
> nsUniqueId nsYIMStatusGraphic nsYIMStatusText numSubordinates parentid 
> passwordAllowChangeTime passwordExpirationTime passwordExpWarned 
> passwordGraceUserTime passwordHistory passwordRetryCount 
> pwdExpirationWarned pwdGraceUserTime pwdHistory pwdpolicysubentry 
> retryCountResetTime subschemaSubentry
>
> but i am not sure that no op attrs are missed...
>
>
> What can you advise me?
>
> regards
>
> -- 
> *Hugo ?ti?vant *
> INRP/SCI
> hugo.etievant at inrp.fr <mailto:hugo.etievant at inrp.fr>
>
>
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