ldapctl — control
the LDAP daemon
ldapctl |
[-v] [-f
file] [-r
directory] [-s
socket] command
[argument ...] |
The ldapctl program controls the
ldapd(8) daemon.
The options are as follows:
-f
file- Use file as the configuration file, instead of the
default /etc/ldapd.conf.
-r
directory- Store and read database files in directory, instead
of the default /var/db/ldap.
-s
socket- Use socket instead of the default
/var/run/ldapd.sock to communicate with
ldapd(8).
-v- Produce more verbose output.
The commands are as follows:
stats- Show statistics counters.
log
brief- Disable verbose debug logging.
log
verbose- Enable verbose debug logging.
compact- Compact all databases. ldapd(8)
does not have to be running. When compaction of a database file is
complete, a special marker is appended to the database file that tells
ldapd(8) to reopen the file and
perform new requests against the compacted database. A write transaction
is opened to force other processes to buffer write requests while
performing compaction. Read requests are handled without disruption.
index- Re-index all databases. ldapd(8)
does not have to be running.
- /var/run/ldapd.sock
- default
ldapctl control socket
- /etc/ldapd.conf
- default ldapd(8) configuration
file
The ldapctl program first appeared in
OpenBSD 4.8.