Hello,

I use the 2.4.35 version of openldap.
I have three master ldap mulit-delta-sync: ldap01, ldap02 and ldap03.

We import data ldap03 on two others by a copy of the FileSystem.

Upon restart, the three seem OK but we have in the logs files 3GB of message like this:

Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required
Jul 22 20:10:46 ldap02 slapd[31439]: do_syncrep2: rid=992 (4096) Content Sync Refresh Required

Someone had an idea of the problem? Or significatuion of this message ?

Thank you.

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