Hi, list.
Our company has some core ldap servers. Also we have many replicas from this core, all supported by different persons. I need to get the full list of these replicas. I supposed to find this information in slapd.log, with "sync" enabled, but I couldn't find any replica indicators. Could you please let me know how to find replicas information in slapd.log?
WBR
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 10:38 AM, Dmitriy Kirhlarov dimma@higis.ru wrote:
Hi, list.
Our company has some core ldap servers. Also we have many replicas from this core, all supported by different persons. I need to get the full list of these replicas. I supposed to find this information in slapd.log, with "sync" enabled, but I couldn't find any replica indicators. Could you please let me know how to find replicas information in slapd.log?
AFAIK, in syncrepl the slave/recipient is the one that needs to know where the master/provider is. i.e. the syncrepl config in the master is quite short. So, if the slave authenticates and is allowed to access the data even if only to read, it will replicate.
Where does that leave you? I think you can figure out from the logs if some hot syncing action is going on and who is doing what with who.
WBR
Dmitriy,
Dmitriy Kirhlarov schrieb am 11.08.2011 16:38 Uhr:
Our company has some core ldap servers. Also we have many replicas from this core, all supported by different persons. I need to get the full list of these replicas. I supposed to find this information in slapd.log, with "sync" enabled, but I couldn't find any replica indicators. Could you please let me know how to find replicas information in slapd.log?
To problem may be that you have refresh and persist consumers, which have long running connection. So the "ACCEPT" message from the beginning of the connection, where you can see the connecting IP is in the log file from long, long ago.
But i.e. netstat may be your friend, but it does not see any differences between sync and "normal" ldap connections.
Marc
12.08.2011 11:34, Marc Patermann пишет:
Our company has some core ldap servers. Also we have many replicas from this core, all supported by different persons. I need to get the full list of these replicas. I supposed to find this information in slapd.log, with "sync" enabled, but I couldn't find any replica indicators. Could you please let me know how to find replicas information in slapd.log?
To problem may be that you have refresh and persist consumers, which have long running connection. So the "ACCEPT" message from the beginning of the connection, where you can see the connecting IP is in the log file from long, long ago.
I have "ACCEPT" messages, but can't find difference between sync and "normal" connection.
Sync connection still open, but it is only "anchor".
WBR
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