There has been a request to remove instance specific scripts, and make
them generic and placed in /usr/sbin/
https://fedorahosted.org/389/ticket/528
Should we remove all the scripts from /usr/lib64/dirsrv/slapd-INSTANCE:
bak2db db2index dn2rdn ldif2ldap
ns-newpwpolicy.pl start-slapd usn-tombstone-cleanup.pl
bak2db.pl db2index.pl fixup-linkedattrs.pl monitor
restart-slapd stop-slapd verify-db.pl
cleanallruv.pl db2ldif fixup-memberof.pl ns-accountstatus.pl
restoreconfig suffix2instance vlvindex
db2bak db2ldif.pl ldif2db ns-activate.pl
saveconfig syntax-validate.pl
db2bak.pl dbverify ldif2db.pl ns-inactivate.pl
schema-reload.pl upgradednformat
It appears almost of these are all instance specific. Do we want to
make all of these "generic" and stick them in /usr/sbin?
However, I think it makes sense to keep some instance specific scripts:
monitor, stop/start/restart, maybe the "task" scripts too (like schema
reload, cleanallruv, fix-memberof, etc). Then only make the database
scripts generic: db2ldif db2index, ldif2db, db2bak, bak2db, etc.
Just curious what everyone thinks about this.
Thanks,
Mark
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Mark Reynolds
Red Hat, Inc
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