Re: 389-console: "Directory Server" entry disappeared from "Server Group" - how can I get it back?

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On 09/26/2014 12:51 AM, Ray wrote:
Hi there,

I recently had a permission issue which denied write access to all of 389's directories to the user running 389 (in my case "nobody"). This lead to corrupted Berkeley DBs (which I fixed by exporting them one by one with db_dump and then re-creating the db from the dump using db_load).

This worked to get the service back into a running state: both dirsrv-admin and dirsrv start just fine again: My various Linux boxes "see" the users and groups provided by the directory server again.

Yesterday I wanted to make some changes to the directory, however, and I noticed that the entry "Directory server (<hostname>)" disappeared from the "Server Group" in my 389-console.

Can anyone here tell me how I get this entry back?

Try running setup-ds-admin.pl -u on all of your boxes that have a directory server on them.


Best,
Ray
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