Resetting the LDAP changelog location using dsconfig non-interactive mode - PingDirectory - 9.3

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  1. If you have changed the LDAP changelog location, to reset it to its original location, use dsconfig.

    The following command resets the LDAP changelog backend to <server-root>/db location.

    $ bin/dsconfig set-backend-prop --backend-name changelog \ 
  --reset "db-directory"
    Note:

    Remember to include the LDAP connection parameters such as host name, port, bindDN, and bindPassword.

  2. If the LDAP changelog backend at the previous location is enabled:
    1. Stop the server.
    2. Copy the database files to the new LDAP changelog location.
    3. Restart the server.
    Note:

    The server attempts to use whatever it finds in the configured location when it starts. If there is nothing there, it creates an empty database.