Hi,
I cannot recall why, but I use pair of (export) db2ldif.pl and (import)
ldif2db.pl tools, and that works fine (also importing JUST userRoot
file). Actually, we do cloning (for testing purposes) of our production
LDAP with those tools...
Also, I am not using GUI tools (389-console ?), but to me it looks like
connecting back to original server is not logicla in any case, because
console writes all into ~/.389-console/Console.*.Login.preferences file,
and that one should NOT be affected by import.
If you try to use CLI tools (ldapsearch, for example), is everything OK?
Regards.
On 03/11/14 05:19 PM, Elizabeth Jones wrote:
How are you taking a backup, and how are you doing the import? What
backend/database are you trying to restore? What do you mean it turns
into ldap2? What is the exact problem as it sounds like the import is
working?
I'm taking the backup off my production server with db2bak.pl script, then
copying the files from that over to my new server. I am then trying to
import just userRoot (no NetscapeRoot) into my new server's instance. I'm
using the import database task on 389-console. But after I import and
then logout of 389-console and then log back in, my 389-console is trying
to connect me back to the original server (ldap2) that I made the backup
from, not my new server (ldap2-clone).
EJ
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