Cl-Dump (Dumps And Decodes The Changelog) - Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.1 Command Reference Manual

For information on the equivalent Perl script, see
Backup)". For more information on restoring databases, see the "Populating Directory Databases"
chapter in the Red Hat Directory Server Administrator's Guide. For more information on using
filesystem replica initialization, see the "Managing Replication" chapter in the Red Hat Directory Server
Administrator's Guide.

7.3.2. cl-dump (Dumps and Decodes the Changelog)

Troubleshoots replication-related problems. cl-dump is a shell script wrapper of cl-dump.pl to set
the appropriate library path.
Syntax
cl-dump [ -h host ] [ -p port ] [ -D bindDn ] [[ -w bindPassword ] | [ -P bindCert ]] [ -r
replicaRoots ] [ -o outputFile ] [ -c ] [ -v ]
cl-dump [ -i changelogFile ] [ -o outputFile ] [ -c ]
Options
Without the -i option, the script must be run when the Directory Server is running from a location from
which the server's changelog directory is accessible.
Option
-c
-D bindDn
-h host
-i changelogFile
-o outputFile
-p port
-P bindCert
-r replicaRoots
-v
-w bindPassword
Table 7.5. cl-dump Options
cl-dump (Dumps and Decodes the Changelog)
Section 7.4.1, "bak2db.pl (Restores a Database from
Description
Dumps and interprets CSN only. This option can
be used with or without the -i option.
Specifies the Directory Server's bind DN.
Defaults to cn=Directory Manager if the
option is omitted.
Specifies the Directory Server's host. This
defaults to the server where the script is running.
Specifies the path to the changelog file. If there is
a changelog file and if certain changes in that file
are base-64 encoded, use this option to decode
that changelog.
Specifies the path, including the filename, for the
final result. Defaults to STDOUT if omitted.
Specifies the Directory Server's port. The default
value is 389.
Specifies the path, including the filename, to the
certificate database that contains the certificate
used for binding.
Specifies the replica-roots whose changelog
to dump. When specifying multiple roots, use
commas to separate roots. If the option is
omitted, all the replica roots will be dumped.
Prints the version of the script.
Specifies the password for the bind DN.
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