On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 15:13,
<sgmayo@mail.bloomfield.k12.mo.us> wrote:
One of my teachers decided to move things around and plugged a network
cable in the wrong place causing a network loop and it seems to have ended
up corrupting my ldap database.
Where are the log files from slapd at and/or how do I read them?
I did a 'slapd -d -1' and the pages just keep flying by and never stop
without a ctrl-c. I have run a slapd_db_recover on this Fedora 10 box,
but that did not seem to fix the problem I guess.
I did slapcat the directory to an ldif file yesterday, but I am wondering
if it did not already contain some bad data. I may see if I can slapadd
it back in if ldap does not have to be running. If it does then I will
have to do something else.
Thanks for any info. Took me 7 hours to track down the intermittent
problems yesterday since it seemed to be server problems and now I am
starting out again on the same track it seems.
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Scott Mayo - System Administrator
Bloomfield Schools
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