Re: LDAP replication using slurpd

[Moe <moe_w90@yahoo.com>]

Im still not sure of how slurpd work. My question is, if i add an entry to a master LDAP and the slave was down, is this entry going to get replicated when the slave goes up again?. Does slurpd keeps trying to replicate the entries that were not replicated  or does it only try once?
 
Thanks  
 
Moe

matthew sporleder <msporleder@gmail.com> wrote:
Are you getting .rej files? Check in your -t tmp directory and make
sure the replication log there is not overwriting the slapd
replication log.

If slurpd doesn't empty the master server's replication.log, it should
just continue to grow. If you have .rej files, you can try running
slurpd -o -r /path/to/replication.log

On 9/29/05, Moe wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Im doing replication between a master LDAP and a slave LDAP. It works fine when master and slave are both online.
> I noticed that when the slave is down for some reason and when it comes up again the changes that were done when the slave was down are not replicated to the slave when it comes up again. Is that how Open LDAP work?. Is there a way to replicate the changes that were made on the master when the slave is online again.
>
> Regards,
>
> Moe
>
>
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