Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
--On Tuesday, October 26, 2004 12:16 AM -0700 "Kurt D. Zeilenga"
<Kurt@OpenLDAP.org> wrote:
I note that (in regards to 1) one cannot expect monitor backend
to create replog entries and (in regards to 2) its unclear exact
what is meant by "corruption" (could just be an out-of-date
slave). Doesn't seem to be enough information here to file
a good ITS yet.
However, in reading the man page for slapd.conf, "replogfile" is not a
per-db directive (at least not according to the 2.2.17 manpage), which
means that it shouldn't matter where in the configuration file the
"replogfile" statement is put, which sounds like a bug to me. Either
the documentation is wrong, or slapd isn't behaving correctly.
--Quanah
Hm, in my copy of the 2.2 manpage, replogfile is listed in the General
Database Options section, not the Global Configuration Options section.
That means it is indeed database-specific (but independent of database
type), and its position in the conf file is significant.
I agree with Kurt, there isn't enough context provided to see where the
real problems are, but it is doubtless an error in the config file.