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Recovering a replication changelog - PingDirectory - 9.0

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Page created: 26 Jul 2021 |

Page updated: 14 Jan 2022

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9.0 Product PingDirectory Directory Capability Product documentation Content Type Administration User task IT Administrator Administrator Audience Software Deployment Method Troubleshooting IT Operations

If the replication changelog, <server-root>/changelogDb, is compromised because of a disk or NAS failure, you can recover a replication changelog.

To recover a replication changelog:

Stop the server.

Backup replicationChanges from a remote server using the following command.

$ bin/backup --backupDirectory /app/backups/replicationChanges \
  --backendID replicationChanges

Copy the replicationChanges backup from the remote server and restore it on the local host using the following command.
```
$ bin/restore --backupDirectory /app/tmp/replicationChanges
                
```
Start the server.