Re: [389-users] Export/import with 389 DS 1.2.7.5

Noriko Hosoi <nhosoi@xxxxxxxxxx> · Tue, 08 Feb 2011 09:46:46 -0800



    On 02/08/2011 09:36 AM, Reinhard Nappert wrote:
    
      
      I did use the perl
            scripts (because, I want to import and export as non-root
            users). I did not restart the server before I tried to
            import. This should be ok, right?
    
    Yes, it has to work... :)

    --noriko

    
      -Reinhard
      

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            Behalf Of Noriko Hosoi

          Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 12:32 PM

          To: General discussion list for the 389 Directory
          server project.

          Subject: Re: [389-users] Export/import with 389 DS
          1.2.7.5

        
      Rich Megginson wrote:
      On
        02/08/2011 10:26 AM, Reinhard Nappert wrote:
        
          
          I haven't seen
                any responses so far. Any idea?
        
        Sorry.  Please file a bug.  Any chance you could try to
        reproduce this with 1.2.8?

      
      Not sure what is happening, but does it occur if you use ldif2db
      (after shutting down the server)?  Or how about running ldif2db.pl
      after restarting the server?

      
          Thanks,
          -Reinhard
          

 From:
              Reinhard Nappert 

              Sent: Tuesday, February 01, 2011 9:40 AM

              To: '389-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'

              Subject: Export/import with 389 DS 1.2.7.5

            
          Hi,
           
          I have a working MM setup and
                I exported my db with db2ldif.pl with the -r option:
           
          db2ldif.pl -D 'cn=Directory
                Manager' -w password -n userRoot -r -a
                /tmp/db_replica.ldif
           
          The errors file do not
                indicate an issue:
          [01/Feb/2011:09:23:59 -0500]
                - Beginning export of 'userRoot'

                [01/Feb/2011:09:23:59 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 1000 entries (10%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:23:59 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 2000 entries (21%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:23:59 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 3000 entries (32%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 4000 entries (43%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 5000 entries (54%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 6000 entries (65%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 7000 entries (76%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 8000 entries (87%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 9000 entries (98%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - export userRoot:
                Processed 9160 entries (100%).

                [01/Feb/2011:09:24:00 -0500] - Export finished.

              
          and the ldif file itself
                looks fine to me as well.
           
          Then, I tried to import the
                ldif file with
           
          ldif2db.pl -D 'cn=Directory
                Manager' -w password -n userRoot -i /tmp/db_replica.ldif
           
          This fails with the following
                errors log:
          [01/Feb/2011:09:29:45 -0500]
                - Bringing userRoot offline...

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:45 -0500] NSMMReplicationPlugin -
                multimaster_be_state_change: replica o=umc is going
                offline; disabling replication

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:46 -0500] - entrycache_clear_int:
                there are still 1 entries in the entry cache. :/

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:49 -0500] - WARNING: Import is
                running with nsslapd-db-private-import-mem on; No other
                process is allowed to access the database

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:49 -0500] - import userRoot:
                Beginning import job...

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:49 -0500] - import userRoot: Index
                buffering is disabled.

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:49 -0500] - import userRoot:
                Processing file "/tmp/db_replica.ldif"

                [01/Feb/2011:09:29:49 -0500] - BAD CACHE ASSERTION at
                ../ldap/servers/slapd/back-ldbm/cache.c/883:
                e->ep_refcnt > 0

              
          Any idea, what is going on
                there.
           
          Thanks,
          -Reinhard
          

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