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===lat-dump===
The lazy administrator's tool to extract config info
===DESCRIPTION===
Creates input-files for the lat-toolkit, based on the current configu-
ration of the SME server (5.x/6.x). The information is extracted from
the /home/e-smith/* databases.
The resulting input-files can be used to replicate user accounts,
ibays, etc on a different SME server, or recreate them on a clean
install. To facilitate the restoring/replicating, the lat-restore
script is automatically created. This will launch the various lat-tools
in the right sequence.
===SYNOPSIS===
lat-config [options]
===OPTIONS===
The following options are supported:
-d, --dump
Create input files
-h, --help
Extended help for this tool
-o=/path/, --output-dir=/path/
Directory where the configuration files should be stored. If omit-
ted, the current directory is used.
===EXAMPLES===
lat-dump -d -o=/var/tmp
Creates the configuration files and writes them to /var/tmp.
The lazy administrator's tool to extract config info
===DESCRIPTION===
Creates input-files for the lat-toolkit, based on the current configu-
ration of the SME server (5.x/6.x). The information is extracted from
the /home/e-smith/* databases.
The resulting input-files can be used to replicate user accounts,
ibays, etc on a different SME server, or recreate them on a clean
install. To facilitate the restoring/replicating, the lat-restore
script is automatically created. This will launch the various lat-tools
in the right sequence.
===SYNOPSIS===
lat-config [options]
===OPTIONS===
The following options are supported:
-d, --dump
Create input files
-h, --help
Extended help for this tool
-o=/path/, --output-dir=/path/
Directory where the configuration files should be stored. If omit-
ted, the current directory is used.
===EXAMPLES===
lat-dump -d -o=/var/tmp
Creates the configuration files and writes them to /var/tmp.
