Angel L. Mateo wrote:
El mié, 25-03-2009 a las 11:12 -0700, Bill MacAllister escribió:
If you are using slurpd you would look at the slurpd.status and slurpd.replog files and compare the last time that you see in the slurpd.replog with the values you see in the slurpd.status. When everything is synced up the times should all matched.
Even though you say there where no modifications it is nice to be sure that the replicas are all in sync before you look at other causes.
(Sorry, I forgot this detail)
I'm replicating with slurpd, but slurpd is synced and all replicas are ok. In fact, I'm having the problem with ldap entries which haven't been updated in years.
Another idea: this kind of result (or lack of) could be caused by bad indexes. Try reindexing your database (take it offline, first, of course).