Hi everyone, 
 
I'm a newbie at OpenLDAP; just 3 weeks into installing my first LDAP
master server and now trying set up a replica server.  I've followed
these instructions,
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin23/replication.html,  but whenever I
execute "/usr/lib/openldap/slurpd -d 3 -t /var/lib/slurpd" on the master
server for debugging, the following error message appears:

        Error: ldap_simple_bind_s for flcsdev1-1.comm.mot.com:389
failed: Invalid credentials

It's probably a simple configuration issue, but not sure. Do you see
anything out of place?  Here are my slapd configuration files:
 
###############################
# Master (flcsdev1-2) - slapd.conf
###############################

        ...

        access to *
                by dn="cn=Manager,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com" write
                by * read
        
#######################################################################
        # BDB database definitions
        
#######################################################################
        loglevel        768
        database        bdb
        checkpoint      1024 5
        cachesize       10000
        suffix          "dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
        rootdn          "cn=Manager,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
        rootpw          {SSHA}G7ZqsHqlROcDMX1tuV/mUZ6XuVNBAlt6
         
        lastmod         on
         
        # Replication log file to which slapd will log changes
        replogfile      /var/log/slapd.replog
         
        # Replication sites for this database
        replica         uri=ldap://flcsdev1-1.comm.mot.com:389
                binddn="uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
                bindmethod=simple
                credentials={SSHA}fLayPK23k5YEDV5skWHw/51RH7x1YWTV
                tls=yes

 
A Replica userid was created in the database:

        flcsdev1-2:/ # ldapsearch -x -W -D
"uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com" -h flcsdev1-2.comm.mot.com
"uid=Replica"
        Enter LDAP Password:
        # extended LDIF
        #
        # LDAPv3
        # base <> with scope sub
        # filter: uid=Replica
        # requesting: ALL
        #
         
        # Replica, People, ace.mot.com
        dn: uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com
        uid: Replica
        cn: Replica
        objectClass: account
        objectClass: posixAccount
        objectClass: top
        objectClass: shadowAccount
        userPassword::
e1NTSEF9ZkxheVBLMjNrNVlFRFY1c2tXSHcvNTFSSDd4MVlXVFY=
        shadowLastChange: 13761
        shadowMax: 99999
        shadowWarning: 7
        loginShell: /bin/bash
        uidNumber: 22222
        gidNumber: 100
        homeDirectory: /tmp
        gecos: Replica userid for slave LDAP servers
         
        # search result
        search: 2
        result: 0 Success
         
        # numResponses: 2
        # numEntries: 1
        flcsdev1-2:/ #
         

###############################
# Replica (flcsdev1-1) - slapd.conf
###############################

        ...
        access to *
                by dn="cn=Manager,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com" write
                by dn="uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com" write
                by * read
        
#######################################################################
        # BDB database definitions
        
#######################################################################
        loglevel        768
        database        bdb
        checkpoint      1024 5
        cachesize       10000
        suffix          "dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
        rootdn          "uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
        rootpw          {SSHA}fLayPK23k5YEDV5skWHw/51RH7x1YWTV
         
        lastmod         on
         
        # Specify the DN allowed to make changes to the replica
        updatedn        "uid=Replica,ou=People,dc=ace,dc=mot,dc=com"
         
        # Master LDAP's URL
        updateref       ldap://flcsdev1-2.comm.mot.com:389
<ldap://flcsdev1-2.comm.mot.com:389> 

 
Any advice and feedback is very much appreciated. If more information is
required, please let me know.
 
Thank you very much,
Barbara 

 

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