Hi, We are currently redesigning our OpenLDAP server setup. Until now we used one primary server with four replicas, which gets synced with syncrepl. Each server is using a slapd.conf (Which is deployed via a central config management). Using this setup, we can define one ACL entry set for our primary server and another set for our replicas. Also, this makes viewing and understanding these ACLs quite easy.
As part of our redesign, I've looked up the documentation, which states: "slapd.conf(5) has been deprecated and should only be used if your site requires one of the backends that hasn't yet been updated to work with the newer slapd-config(5) system." Now my question is, is the slapd.conf going to be removed in future OpenLDAP versions, or will it remain in OpenLDAP? Should we move our configuration to the new slapd-config system? Kind regards, Christopher Schenk
