Logconv.pl (Log Converter) - Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.0 Command Reference Manual

Chapter 7. Command-Line Scripts
Option
-G namespaceId
-i filename
-n backendInstance
-O
-s includeSuffix
-v
-w password
-x excludeSuffix
Table 7.23. ldif2db.pl Options

7.4.7. logconv.pl (Log Converter)

Analyzes the access logs of a Directory Server to extract usage statistics and count the occurrences
of significant events. It is compatible with log formats from previous releases of Directory Server. For
information on access logs, see
The tool will extract the following information from access logs:
• Number of restarts
• Total number of connections
• Total operations requested
• Total results returned
• Results to requests ratio
• Number of searches
• Number of modifications
• Number of adds
• Number of deletes
• Number of modified RDNs
• Persistent searches
• Internal operations (with verbose logs)
• Entry operations (with verbose logs)
• Extended operations
• Abandoned requests
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Description
Use this option to import the same LDIF file into
two different Directory Servers and the contents
of both directories should have the same set
of unique IDs. If unique IDs already exist in the
LDIF file being imported, then the existing IDs
are imported to the server, regardless of the
options specified.
Generates a namespace ID as a name-based
unique ID. This is the same as specifying the -g
deterministic option.
Specifies the filename of the input LDIF files.
When multiple files are imported, they are
imported in the order they are specified on the
command line.
Specifies the instance to be imported.
Requests that only the core db is created without
attribute indexes.
Specifies the suffixes to be included or specifies
the subtrees to be included if -n has been used.
Specifies verbose mode.
Specifies the password associated with the user
DN.
Specifies the suffixes to be excluded.
Chapter 5, Access Log and Connection Code
• FDs (file descriptors) taken
• FDs returned
• Highest FD taken
• Disruptions:
• Broken pipes
• Connections reset by peer
• Unavailable resources (and detail)
• Total binds and types of binds
• Most frequent occurrence lists (optional)
• Error and return codes
• Failed logins
• Connection codes
• Client IP addresses and connection codes
• Bind DNs
• Base DNs for searching
Reference.