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Re: cascading syncrepl
Quanah Gibson-Mount wanted us to know:
>That somewhat depends on how one implements their LDAP systems, and seems
>to assume a constant uptime. Stanford, for example, shuts down each LDAP
>server nightly in rotation. So it is entirely possible for there to be
>updates received at the master while a consumer is disconnected. I look
>forward to testing a working sessionlog implementation. :)
Yes, it would be nice. I don't shut down my slaves as often as you do
though. But even so, I feel better when I occassionally run this:
[todd@tlyons ~]$ cat bin/checkldapconsistency.sh
#!/bin/bash
for TARG in master ldap1 ldap2; do
FILE="$(mktemp /tmp/$(basename $0.XXXXXX))"
echo -en "Checking $TARG: \t"
ldapsearch -x -LLL -H ldap://$TARG -b "dc=domain,dc=net" -z 0 -w
obfuscated -D cn=Manager,dc=domain,dc=net "(sendmailMTAMapName=virtuser)"
sendmailMTAKey > $FILE
egrep '^dn:' $FILE | wc -l
rm -f $FILE
done
[todd@tlyons ~]$ checkldapconsistency.sh
Checking master: 34203
Checking ldap1: 34203
Checking ldap2: 34203
I'm curious, how do you merge the rejects back into your slaves when you
bring them back up the next day? Is that automated somehow? Or do you
manually ldapadd them back in?
--
Regards... Todd
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