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- 3. _C_h_a_n_g_e_s__a_n_d__A_d_d_i_t_i_o_n_s
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- The inst image name for this product has changed from
- nnnnssss____ddddiiiirrrreeeeccccttttoooorrrryyyy to nnnnssssssss____ddddiiiirrrreeeeccccttttoooorrrryyyy. This is done to differentiate
- between the Directory Server that was in SuiteSpot 2.x and
- the one in SuiteSpot 3.x. It is not only a marketing bundle
- change; the product resides in a different directory
- structure (/usr/ns-home vs. /var/netscape/suitespot) and
- works with a different Administration Server (2.x vs. 3.x).
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- After installation of this Directory Server release, you
- should manually migrate your configuration files and remove
- the old server. You can remove it by doing _v_e_r_s_i_o_n_s _r_e_m_o_v_e
- _n_s__d_i_r_e_c_t_o_r_y and then _r_m -_r /_u_s_r/_n_s-_h_o_m_e/_s_l_a_p_d-<_h_o_s_t> as
- root user.
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- The latest Release Notes on Netscape's web site in the next
- section will list all new features since the last release.
- In this section, we will address the upgrade path for owners
- of previous releases.
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- There's a new syntax in specifying the access control in the
- LDIF format. You can update the old LDIF file to the new
- syntax by running the program
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- +o Make sure your old Directory Server is shut down.
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- +o Go to the new Administration Server (port 8181), and
- click "Migrate from previous version".
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- +o In the "Server Root to Import From" field, enter the
- full path to the installation root directory for your
- 1.x Directory Server.
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- +o Select the Directory Server entry from the "Servers to
- Import From" list. A new 3.0 Directory Server instance
- is now created based on the directory data and
- configuration file contents in your 1.x directory
- server.
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- +o Go to the ON/OFF screen in your 3.0 server manager.
- Click the Apply button and then click Apply Changes.
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- +o Go to your new server's schema management tool and add
- any schema enhancements that you used in your 1.x
- server (this migration tool does not migrate your
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- schema enhancements). Note also that many object
- classes and attributes were removed from the schema for
- 3.0 that previously existed for 1.x. The release notes
- document what has been removed. If you were using any
- of these object classes or attributes in 1.x, you must
- manually add them to your 3.0 server.
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- The upgrade process has done the following for you:
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- +o Created your new 3.0 Directory Server instance.
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- +o Merged your old slapd.conf with your new slapd.conf.
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- +o Copied all remaining configuration files, including all
- schema information.
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- +o Merged your old dsgw.conf file with your new dsgw.conf
- file.
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- +o Copied all remaining dsgw configuration files.
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- +o Converted any old db backup files to work with your new
- directory server instance. This includes converting
- your old access control statements to the new ACI
- syntax. Your slapd.conf file is also checked for suffix
- information, and if the suffix is different from the
- suffix found in the old db files, they are converted to
- use this new suffix. These new files are then copied
- over to your new server installation directory.
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- +o Converted your old LDIF files to work with your new
- directory server instance in the same way as the db
- files are converted.
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- +o Converted the old database to use the correct access
- control syntax. The converted database is also stored
- in <NSHOME>/slapd-<serverID>/ldif/import.ldif.
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- +o All configuration files are backed up into the conf_bk
- directory.
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- The new server is not running when this upgrade process is
- finished. Before starting your new server installation,
- closely examine it, especially your configuration and schema
- files, to make sure that the server is configured correctly.
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- Make sure that the old server is not running before you
- attempt to start your new server.
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