NAME

osrverf − verify the directory database against an individual Server file system

SYNOPSIS

osrverf [ -c ] Server-hostname [ dirman1 dirman2 dirmanN ]

DESCRIPTION

This utility operates on Directory Manager databases only. 

osrverf verifies a Server file system against one or more Directory Manager databases.  osrverf cross-checks Server-hostname’s Server file system against the entries in the specified Directory Manager database(s); it defaults to the value of OS_DIRMAN_ HOST if set, otherwise to the local host.  It then reports dangling references on either side.

If there is a database in the Server that is not referenced in any of the Directory Manager database(s), you can use the oscdb command (see oscdb(1)) to create an entry in a Directory Manager database that references the appropriate Server entry, or you may use osrm (see osrm(1)) with the optional uid arguments to delete the database. 

If there is a Directory Manager entry that does not have a database on the Server, it is reported. The osrm -R command deletes these entries. 

Note: A database may appear to be dangling because you did not supply a complete set of Directory Manager hostnames. For example, if you have two Directory Managers with databases on a given Server, and you list only one of them in the original dialog, all the databases with entries on the other Directory Manager will appear as dangling. 

If you give the -c option before Server-hostname, it causes only commands to be output to standard output. These commands are the ones that should be executed in order to clean up the inconsistencies. For example:

monks(192)> admin/osrverf -c monks

osrm -u monks1074791229  650817717   46137345

osrm -u monks1074791229  650831616    8388609

osrm -u monks1074791229  650837906   88080385

osrm -u monks1074791229  650902944  478150657

osrm -u monks1074791229  650902944  482344961

monks(193)>

This output could be redirected to a file and then executed with the shell. Without the -c option, the output remains the same. 

FILES

$OS_ROOTDIR/admin/osrverf

SEE ALSO

oscdb(1), osrm(1)

ObjectStore 2.0  —  Last change: October 1992