Hello all,
This is mostly a theoretical question. I currently have some OpenLDAP
multimaster clusters (using syncrepl and mirrormode) and although it
never happened before, what would happen if two (or more) masters
received a write request exactly at the same time? The entry would
have the same
--On Wednesday, February 16, 2011 9:22 PM -0200 Diego Lima
li...@diegolima.org wrote:
Hello all,
This is mostly a theoretical question. I currently have some OpenLDAP
multimaster clusters (using syncrepl and mirrormode) and although it
never happened before, what would happen if two (or more)
Diego Lima wrote:
Hello all,
This is mostly a theoretical question. I currently have some OpenLDAP
multimaster clusters (using syncrepl and mirrormode) and although it
never happened before, what would happen if two (or more) masters
received a write request exactly at the same time? The entry
No. On a properly configured setup it is impossible for two servers to
produce the same entryCSN (regardless of timestamp issues) since they each
have unique serverIDs. Conflict resolution will always resolve consistently
and deterministically in syncrepl.
Thanks a lot for your explanation!
Diego Lima wrote:
No. On a properly configured setup it is impossible for two servers to
produce the same entryCSN (regardless of timestamp issues) since they each
have unique serverIDs. Conflict resolution will always resolve consistently
and deterministically in syncrepl.
Thanks a lot for
