OID Type | OID |
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Soft Delete Request Control | 1.3.6.1.4.1.30221.2.5.20 |
Soft Delete Response Control | 1.3.6.1.4.1.30221.2.5.21 |
Hard Delete Request Control | 1.3.6.1.4.1.30221.2.5.22 |
Soft Undelete Request Control | 1.3.6.1.4.1.30221.2.5.23 |
Soft Delete Entry Access Control | 1.3.6.1.4.1.30221.2.5.24 |
Action | Result |
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ldapdelete / ldapmodify |
--useSoftDelete/-s. Process DELETE operations with the Soft Delete
Request Control, whereby entries are renamed, and hidden instead of being
permanently deleted. The Directory Server must be configured to
allow soft deletes. Note that any entries in the LDIF file with the changetype
of |
ldapdelete |
--useHardDelete. Process DELETE operations with the Hard Delete Request Control, which bypasses any soft delete policies and processes the delete request immediately without retaining the entry as a soft-deleted entry. The Directory Server must be configured to allow soft deletes. |
ldapsearch |
--includeSoftDeletedEntries {with-non-deleted-entries |
without-non-deleted-entries | deleted-entries-in-undeleted-form}.
Process search operations with the Soft Delete Entry Access Control. Soft delete
search options are as follows:
|
ldapmodify |
--allowUndelete. Process ADD operations which include the
ds-undelete-from-dn attribute as undelete requests. Undelete
requests re-add previously soft-deleted entries back to the server as non-deleted
entries by providing the Undelete Request Control with the ADD operation. The
Directory Server must be configured to allow soft deletes to
process any undelete requests and the client user must have the
soft-delete-read privilege. |
Control | Symbolic Name |
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Soft Delete Request Control | softdelete |
Hard Delete Request Control | harddelete |
Soft Undelete Request Control | undelete |
Soft Delete Entry Access Control | softdeleteentryaccess |