So directory manager is the *value* of the attribute, the attribute is CN (common name) the DN, what it's explicitly asking for is the Distinguished Name, which is the absolute location of the user in the directory you are trying to use. For example
CN = directory manager
DN = cn=directory manager, cn=config
so
db2bak.pl -D "cn=directory manager,cn=config" etc etc
will be the correct syntax you want to use. Hope this helps.
Dan
CN = directory manager
DN = cn=directory manager, cn=config
so
db2bak.pl -D "cn=directory manager,cn=config" etc etc
will be the correct syntax you want to use. Hope this helps.
Dan
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Subject: db2bak.pl issuess
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HI List,
I'm new to 389DS trying to cfg my full backups, using db2bak.pl
running as: root or ldap-ds :db2bak.pl -D 'directory manager' - w pass - a /var/lib/mybackups/ds_back , this faills with
Ldap_bind :Invalid DN syntax (34)
What do I miss?
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