Hello,
here's a good script :
#!/bin/sh
#exit if no ldap database
if [ ! -f /var/lib/ldap/objectClass.dbb -a ! -f /var/lib/ldap/
objectClass.bdb ]; then
exit
fi
backupdir=/var/lib/ldap/backup
slapcat >$backupdir/backup-`LANG=c date +%A`.ldif
if [ `date +%d` == "01" ]; then
slapcat >$backupdir/backup-`LANG=c date +%B`.ldif
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Sébastien VALLA <sebastien.valla@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Le 25 juin 06 à 20:20, Anze Vidmar a écrit :
Hi!
I have a few OpenLDAP databases that are about 1Gb big at the moment.
The database is growing each day.
The database is set up on a IBM storage of 0,5T (Raid5) and it's
connected with fiberchannel on the RHEL4 cluster (2 nodes).
I need a backup solution for this ldap database. What application/tool
would be the most appropriate for ldap database backup?
thank you.
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