Also encountered this when upgrading a server from 12.04 to 14.04 (for
reference, wound up filing duplicate bug #1579566). Managed to get slapd
restored happily by creating the accesslog directory (then slapadd to
restore).

Unfortunately as I restored the database, rather than apt handling it,
the slapd package is now in "iF" state (according to dpkg -l).
Attempting to fix this with "apt-get -f install" leads to the original
situation: the package attempts to backup and restore the database
unsuccessfully presumably because the slapd package it's attempting to
update to is 2.4.31 (the current version in trusty) while the fixed
version is the later 2.4.40.

Any hints on how to resolve the situation (e.g. by simply marking the
package "installed"? slapd does appear to be working happily with the
manually restored database)

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