For healthcheck, I see 2 possibilities:
[1] NSSLAPD_DB_LIB=bdb is set in your environment (saying lib389 that bdb is used ...)
[2] There is a bug somewhere. (which seems a bit weird since 'dsconf supplier1 backend config get' is working as expected ...)
BTW, Which exact 389-ds-base version are you using ? and on which platform ?
[1] NSSLAPD_DB_LIB=bdb is set in your environment (saying lib389 that bdb is used ...)
[2] There is a bug somewhere. (which seems a bit weird since 'dsconf supplier1 backend config get' is working as expected ...)
BTW, Which exact 389-ds-base version are you using ? and on which platform ?
On Thu, Aug 29, 2024 at 7:24 PM Alessio <alciregi@posteo.net> wrote:
On 29.08.2024 18:15, Pierre Rogier wrote:
> [3] Healthcheck reports '"BDB is still used as backend"'
> That one is worrisome and a bit surprising because the db type
> set set off line by writing directly in the dse.ldif after
> exporting the databases (and before importing them)
> 'dsconf supplier1 backend config get | grep -i
> nsslapd-backend-implement ' or
> 'grep -i nsslapd-backend-implement
> /etc/dirsrv/slapd-instanceName/dse.ldif' should tell you which
> database is really used.
Thank you very much for the prompt answer, Pierre.
Yes, these two commands report that nsslapd-backend-implement is mdb.
So I should be confident that the migration was successful.
What about healthcheck stating otherwise?
Thanks,
Alessio
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