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Upgrading from 1.2.* to 1.3

Differences between 1.2 and 1.3

Upgrading

LDIF or CSV output

The output of LDIF or CSV has changed (again). It is now completly integrated with the configuration of the LSC.

For CSV, you now configure it this way. The name of the parameters are same as before : 

lsc.output.csv.filename = /tmp/csv.log
lsc.output.csv.append = true (false by default)
lsc.output.csv.operations = create, delete
lsc.output.csv.attrs = cn;dn
lsc.output.csv.separator = ; (optional)
lsc.output.csv.outputHeader = true (true by default)

For the LDIF : 

lsc.output.ldif.filename = /tmp/csv.log
lsc.output.ldif.append = true (false by default)
lsc.output.ldif.operations = create, delete

You still can configure it in the logback.xml if you love XML ;).

Simple scenario

Complex scenario

Troubleshooting

If you have any trouble upgrading, don't panic.

First, have a look at your output to see if you see any errors you can fix easily.

If not, change the log priority in etc/logback.xml to DEBUG on all applicable lines, and re-try the step that was failing. If this output doesn't help you solve the problem, keep it because it will be useful to get help.

For any questions, or to get help upgrading, subscribe to the users mailing list and ask for help there. Make sure to send your configuration, exact versions (old and new) and a description of your problem. Attaching the DEBUG output is always helpful.

Alternatively, you can ask for help on IRC. See the Community page for details.