Hello, I'm wondering about the correct way to resync a directory in a push configuration… The setup is the following (as described in the documentation) : - on the master I have added a second suffix with the hidden property and the same suffix value. - this suffix have an ldap backend on another computer which is the real slave. I know the procedure to resynchronize two directory when the slave is in a pull configuration : get the csn of the master and restart the slave with the csn as argument. But in the push configuration : do I need to restart the slave (the backend of the second suffix ) ? Or the master which deals with the hidden suffix ? I hope my explanation are clear.

Le 31 août 2020 à 21:22, Howard Chu <hyc(a)symas.com&gt; a écrit : Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote: > > > --On Wednesday, August 26, 2020 10:09 AM +0200 Frédéric Goudal <frederic.goudal(a)bordeaux-inp.fr&gt; wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> I'm wondering about the correct way to resync a directory in a push >> configuration… The setup is the following (as described in the >> documentation) : - on the master I have added a second suffix with the >> hidden property and the same suffix value. - this suffix have an ldap >> backend on another computer which is the real slave. >> >> I know the procedure to resynchronize two directory when the slave is in >> a pull configuration : get the csn of the master and restart the slave >> with the csn as argument. >> >> But in the push configuration : do I need to restart the slave (the >> backend of the second suffix ) ? Or the master which deals with the >> hidden suffix ? >> >> I hope my explanation are clear. > > That's an interesting question. I've never really played with the push based config, so not clear to me what's necessary. I was hoping Howard would answer, > since he's dealt with push based the most. ;) You obviously cannot pass the csn argument to the slave, it doesn't have any consumer to use it.

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