I''ve got 2 machines in multimaster replication across a WAN link. I''m replicating our root suffix (userRoot) successfully. I''m storing o=NetscapeRoot on box01 right now, and want to replicate that to 02 (using 2-way multimaster) and have 02 use its local copy so I have console failover as described in the howto in the wiki. What I''m unclear on, though, is where I should be creating the user for replication. Right now, I have cn=Replication Manager, cn=config, meaning that the user is in o=NetscapeRoot. The docs specify that the replication user cannot exist in the database you''re replicating...so where should it go? Thanks in advance! Brian Moyles Playboy Enterprises, Inc.
Nathan Kinder
2006-Aug-24 15:31 UTC
Re: [Fedora-directory-users] Replication of o=NetscapeRoot
Brian Moyles wrote:> I''ve got 2 machines in multimaster replication across a WAN link. I''m > replicating our root suffix (userRoot) successfully. I''m storing > o=NetscapeRoot on box01 right now, and want to replicate that to 02 (using > 2-way multimaster) and have 02 use its local copy so I have console failover > as described in the howto in the wiki. > What I''m unclear on, though, is where I should be creating the user for > replication. Right now, I have cn=Replication Manager, cn=config, meaning > that the user is in o=NetscapeRoot. The docs specify that the replication > user cannot exist in the database you''re replicating...so where should it > go? >The "cn=config" suffix is not in "o=Netscape Root". It is it''s own suffix that is really uses the dse.ldif file as it''s "back-end database". You can use the same user that you already have for replicating "o=Netscape Root". -NGK> > Thanks in advance! > > Brian Moyles > Playboy Enterprises, Inc. > > -- > Fedora-directory-users mailing list > Fedora-directory-users@redhat.com > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users >
Brian Moyles
2006-Aug-24 15:33 UTC
Re: [Fedora-directory-users] Replication of o=NetscapeRoot
> The "cn=config" suffix is not in "o=Netscape Root". It is it''s own > suffix that is really uses the dse.ldif file as it''s "back-end > database". You can use the same user that you already have for > replicating "o=Netscape Root".Oh, that makes sense! I''ll give it a shot, thanks very much! Brian