Types of Executable Files

Types of Executable Files

File	Description
normal_mode.bat	Normal executable script Specify this file for scheduled executions of Directory Sync via a task scheduler.
recovery_mode.bat	Recovery mode executable script This file deletes Directory Sync cache information and lock files and then performs synchronization with IIJ ID. Use this file when Directory Sync does not end normally, which creates inconsistencies in cache information or when a lock file remains. You can also use this file after making changes to the config.yml file.
normal_mode_dry_run.bat	Normal executable test script This file does not send a request to IIJ ID Service for differential data and does not update the cache. You can use this file to check whether Directory Sync will run successfully and whether unexpected users or groups are changed.
recovery_mode_dry_run.bat	Recovery mode executable test script This file executes a test after deleting Directory Sync cache information and lock files.
normal_mode_output_log.bat	Normal executable script (debug logging enabled) Logs whose level is higher than info are always output to the following log files regardless of the settings in config.yml. To output logs at the "debug" level, set Log Level to debug in config.yml. * (Directory Sync installation destination)\log\(random value)_normal_mode_stdout.log * (Directory Sync installation destination)\log\(random value)_normal_mode_stderr.log
recovery_mode_output_log.bat	Recovery mode executable script (debug logging enabled) Logs whose level is higher than info are always output to the following log files regardless of the settings in config.yml. To output logs at the "debug" level, set Log Level to debug in config.yml. * (Directory Sync installation destination)\log\(random value)_recovery_mode_stdout.log * (Directory Sync installation destination)\log\(random value)_recovery_mode_stderr.log

[ Note ]

Never execute Directory Sync using a different user than one created for scheduled executions of Directory Sync.

The generation of Directory Sync cache information and lock files using a user without the proper privileges can cause Directory Sync not to run correctly at the next scheduled execution.