matthew sporleder wrote:
Since you're quoting the 2.2 Admin Guide, that's only talking about the 2.2 implemention of the syncrepl provider, which is obsolete. The 2.3 provider works with pretty much any backend. It is known to work with back-bdb/hdb, back-ldbm, and back-sql, for example.Wouldn't this require at least one back-dbd/back-hdb server to be configured? Or am I misunderstanding the second part of this statement (from the 2.2 admin guide):
While slapd (8) can function as the LDAP Sync provider only when it is configured with either back-bdb or back-hdb backend, the syncrepl engine, which is a consumer-side replication engine, can work with any backends.
I read this to mean the "master", which provides the info for syncing, must run one of those backends?
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