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8.0 Product PingDirectory Administrator Audience IT Administrator Product documentation Content Type Administration User task Configuration Software Deployment Method LDAP Standards, specifications, and protocols Directory Capability
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If you have changed the LDAP Changelog location, but want to reset it to its
original location, use dsconfig to reset it. The following
command resets the LDAP changelog backend to
<server-root>/db location. Remember to include the
LDAP connection parameters (for example, host name, port, bindDN, bindPassword).
$ bin/dsconfig set-backend-prop --backend-name changelog \ --reset "db-directory"
- The server attempts to use whatever it finds in the configured location when it starts. If there is nothing there, it will create an empty database. If the LDAP changelog backend at the previous location is enabled at the time, stop the server, manually copy the database files to the new LDAP changelog location, and then restart the server.