Ldif Files - Netscape DIRECTORY SERVER 6.1 Configuration Manual

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ldif Files

DBVERSION
NetscapeRoot
default at Typical installation.
userRoot -
databases) created at Typical installation time, for example
dc=example,dc=com
Code Example 4-3 shows a sample listing of the
Code Example 4-3
./
../
aci.db3
cn.db3
DBVERSION
dncomp.db3
The
NetscapeRoot
currently defined in the database, where
addition to these
contain the following files:
dncomp.db3
entrydn.db3
id2entry.db3
database files can be recreated from this one, if necessary.
nsuniqueid.db3
IDs.
objectclass.db3
parentid.db3
ldif Files
Each Directory Server instance contains the ld
files. Code Example 4-4 shows a sample listing of the
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- used for storing the version of the database.
- this directory stores the
this directory stores the user-defined suffix (user-defined
.
Contents of a sample NetscapeRoot subdirectory
entrydn.db3
givenName.db3
id2entry.db3
nsUniqueId.db3
numsubordinates.db3
objectclass.db3
subdirectories contain an
files the
index_name.db3
- contains a list of partial DNs enabling you to find IDs.
- contains a list of full DNs enabling you to find IDs.
- contains the actual directory database entries. All other
- contains a list of Netscape unique IDs enabling you to find
- contains a list of IDs which have a particular objectclass.
- contains a list of IDs allowing you to find ID of parent.
o=NetscapeRoot
NetscapeRoot
parentid.db3
sn.db3
uid.db3
uniquemember.db3
file for every index
index_name.db3
is the name of the index. In
index_name
and
Netscape
userRoot
directory for storing
if
directory contents.
ldif
database created by
directory contents.
subdirectories
related
ldif

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