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B.2 Slap Tools

The collection of slap
tools included with OpenLDAP are provided to import and export data
directly from the DB files used for supporting an OpenLDAP server.

B.2.1 slapadd(8c)

This tool
reads LDIF entries from a file or standard input and writes the new
records to a slapd database (see Table B-2).

Table B-2. Summary of slapadd command-line arguments
Option	Description
-c	Continues processing input in the event of errors.
-b suffix-n integer	Specify which database in the configuration file to use by the directory's suffix (-b) or by its location (-n) in the slapd.conf file (the first database listed is numbered 0). These options are mutually exclusive.
-d integer	Specifies which debugging information to log. See the `loglevel` parameter in slapd.conf for a listing of log levels.
-f filename	Specifies which configuration file to read.
-l filename	Specifies the LDIF file to use for input. In the absence of this option, slapadd reads data from standard input.
-v	Enables verbose mode.

B.2.2 slapcat(8c)

This tool
reads records from a slapd database and writes
them to a file or standard output (see Table B-3).

Table B-3. Summary of slapcat command-line arguments
Option	Description
-c	Continues processing input in the event of errors.
-b suffix-n integer	Specify which database in the configuration file to use by the directory's suffix (-b) or by its location (-n) in the slapd.conf file (the first database listed is numbered 0). These options are mutually exclusive.
-d integer	Specifies which debugging information to log. See the `loglevel` parameter in slapd.conf for a listing of log levels.
-f filename	Specifies which configuration file to read.
-l filename	Specifies the name of the file to which the LDIF entries should be written. In the absence of this option, slapcat writes data to standard output.
-v	Enables verbose mode.

B.2.3 slapindex(8c)

This tool
regenerates the indexes in a slapd database (see
Table B-4).

Table B-4. Summary of slapindex command-line arguments
Option	Description
-c	Continues processing input in the event of errors.
-b suffix-n integer	Specify which database in the configuration file to use by the directory's suffix (-b) or by its location (-n) in the slapd.conf file (the first database listed is numbered 0). These options are mutually exclusive.
-d integer	Specifies which debugging information to log. See the `loglevel` parameter in slapd.conf for a listing of log levels.
-f filename	Specifies which configuration file to read.
-v	Enables verbose mode.

B.2.4 slappasswd(8c)

This tool
generates a password hash suitable for use as an
Lq in slapd.conf (see Table B-5).

Table B-5. Summary of slappasswd command-line arguments
Option	Description
-c crypt-salt-format	Defines the format of the salt used when invoking the `crypt( )` function to generate a password suitable for use with `{CRYPT}`. The string must be in the `snprintf( )` format and must contain a single `%s` conversion.
-h hash	Defines the hash algorithm to use. Possible values are `{CRYPT}`, `{MD5}`, `{SMD5}`, `{SSHA}`, and `{SHA}`. The default is `{SSHA}`.
-s secret	Specifies the password to hash.
-u	Instructs slappasswd to generate password syntaxes for the `userPassword` attribute (the default) and is included for forward compatibility. No other syntaxes are currently supported.
-v	Enables verbose mode.

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