Setup guide

Before Upgrading
20 Netscape Certificate Management System Command-Line Tools Guide • May 2002
The default file name is time stamped and is of the form
<year>_<month>_<day>.ldif. For example:
/usr/netscape/server60/slapd-firefly-db/ldif/2002_04_08_123356.l
dif
Normalizing Your Previous Internal Database
File
To import a CMS 4.2 or 4.5 LDIF file into a CMS 6.01 instance, you need to adjust
the LDI F file by deleting the first two LDIF entries. (You don’t need to delete the
first tw o entries in the CMS 6.0 LDIF file.)
For example, delete:
dn: dc=<hostname>,dc=netscape,dc=com ...
dn: cn=ldap://:38900,dc=<hostname>,dc=netscape,dc=com ...
The first line of the LDIF file should now be:
dn: o=netscapeCertificateServer
Next, you need to convert the adjusted LDIF files to a text format:
• Converting the CMS 4.2 LDIF File to a Text Format
• Converting the CMS 4.5 LDIF File to a Text Format
• Converting the CMS 6.0 LDIF File to a Text Format
Converting the CMS 4.2 LDIF File to a Text Format
If you are upgrading from a CMS 4.2 instance to a CMS 6.01 instance:
1. Execute the 42ToTxt command:
cd <upgrade_tool>/42ToTxt
export SERVER_ROOT=<42_server_root>
run.sh <42_ldif> > <42_txt>
2.
Execute the TxtTo601 command:
NOTE In the sections that follow, replace
<upgrade_tool> with
<server_root>/bin/cert/upgrade.