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CL-DUMP(1)						      General Commands Manual							CL-DUMP(1)

NAME
cl-dump - Dump and decode Directory Server replication change log SYNOPSIS
cl-dump [-h host] [-p port] [-D bind-dn] -w bind-password | -P bind-cert [-r replica-roots] [-o output-file] [-c] [-v] cl-dump -i changelog-ldif-file-with-base64encoding [-o output-file] [-c] DESCRIPTION
Dump and decode Directory Server replication change log OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below. -c Dump and interpret CSN only. This option can be used with or without -i option. -D bind-dn Directory server's bind DN. Default to "cn=Directory Manager" if the option is omitted. -h host Directory server's host. Default to the server where the script is running. -i changelog-ldif-file-with-base64encoding If you already have a ldif-like changelog, but the changes in that file are encoded, you may use this option to decode that ldif- like changelog. -o output-file Path name for the final result. Default to STDOUT if omitted. -p port Directory server's port. Default to 389. -P bind-cert Pathname of binding certificate DB -r replica-roots Specify replica roots whose changelog you want to dump. The replica roots may be separated by comma. All the replica roots would be dumped if the option is omitted. -v Print the version of this script. -w bind-password Password for the bind DN RESTRICTIONS
If you are not using -i option, the script should be run when the server is running, and from where the server's changelog directory is accessible. SEE ALSO
repl-monitor(1) AUTHOR
cl-dump was written by the 389 Project. REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to http://bugzilla.redhat.com. COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc. Used by permission. Copyright (C) 2008 Red Hat, Inc. This manual page was written by Michele Baldessari <michele@pupazzo.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the Directory Server license found in the LICENSE file of this software distribution. This license is essentially the GNU General Public License version 2 with an exception for plug-in distribution. May 18, 2008 CL-DUMP(1)

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ipa-replica-prepare(1)						 IPA Manual Pages					    ipa-replica-prepare(1)

NAME
ipa-replica-prepare - Create an IPA replica file SYNOPSIS
ipa-replica-prepare [OPTION]... hostname DESCRIPTION
Generates a replica file that may be used with ipa-replica-install to create a replica of an IPA server. A replica can only be created on an IPA server installed with ipa-server-install (the first server). You must provide the fully-qualified hostname of the machine you want to install the replica on and a host-specific replica_file will be created. It is host-specific because SSL server certificates are generated as part of the process and they are specific to a particular hostname. If IPA manages the DNS for your domain, you should either use the --ip-address option or add the forward and reverse records manually using IPA plugins. Once the file has been created it will be named replica-hostname. This file can then be moved across the network to the target machine and a new IPA replica setup by running ipa-replica-install replica-hostname. A replica should only be installed on the same or higher version of IPA on the remote system. OPTIONS
--dirsrv_pkcs12=FILE PKCS#12 file containing the Directory Server SSL Certificate and Private Key --http_pkcs12=FILE PKCS#12 file containing the Apache Server SSL Certificate and Private Key --dirsrv_pin=DIRSRV_PIN The password of the Directory Server PKCS#12 file --http_pin=HTTP_PIN The password of the Apache Server PKCS#12 file -p DM_PASSWORD, --password=DM_PASSWORD Directory Manager (existing master) password --ip-address=IP_ADDRESS IP address of the replica server. If you provide this option, the A and PTR records will be added to the DNS. --reverse-zone=REVERSE_ZONE The reverse DNS zone to use --no-reverse Do not create reverse DNS zone --ca=CA_FILE Location of CA PKCS#12 file, default /root/cacert.p12 --debug Prints info log messages to the output EXIT STATUS
0 if the command was successful 1 if an error occurred IPA
Mar 14 2008 ipa-replica-prepare(1)
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