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Re: how to keep master and slave in sync always
--On Monday, August 29, 2005 10:52 AM -0700 Raj Kumar
<chicagoboy12001@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello,
I have a master and slave LDAP server setup. The setup
is working as expected... changes on the master are
reflected on slave server immediately. If the slave
server was shutdown and a change in master LDAP was
made that time, those changes wont get pushed to
slave. How to keep both master and slave in sync. I
would like the slave to get in sync with master when
it is restarted; if any changes were made on master
while it is down. Do I need to use syncrepl? Can I
use both syncrepl and slurpd? Please advice!
If this is the case, then your installation isn't working correctly, as
change in the master should always be pushed to a slave, even if it was
offline for a period of time. Sadly, you do not state what version of
OpenLDAP you are using, so it is impossible to know if you are referencing
a problem that was already fixed in a later release.
--Quanah
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