in the
directory, with ACLs that give it the same unrestricted access. This
works fine for me.
On syncrepl consumers a rootdn in the local slapd.conf is apparently
required (according to the man page for slapd.conf). Why is this, and
does it make a difference what the name of the account
.
No, and no. The only database that has a rootdn by default is back-config.
Your question should be what is the function of rootdn?
On syncrepl consumers a rootdn in the local slapd.conf is apparently
required (according to the man page for slapd.conf). Why is this, and
Because the consumer needs to be able
