An update:
I installed it on my ldap master too, but it doesn't seem to be sending
NOTIFY as well.
(All servers are CentOS 5.5 with openldap 2.3.43.el5_5.2-12-x86_64 and
latest versions of powerdns available.)
Changing the SOA serial doesn't seem to trigger any NOTIFY to NS Servers
defined for the zone.
Also, I see no sign of logging anywhere...
It's as if the configuration statement included in slapd.conf is
accepted, but never doing something.
Any hint?
Nick
On 30/9/2010 9:02 μμ, Nikolaos Milas wrote:
Thanks JP,
I just tried it. I installed it on my master pdns/ldap server (I had
no installation problems), but I haven't managed to make it work
(yet). It doesnt' seem to send notify.
I have the following questions:
1. The LDAP server used by my pdns primary master is a SLAVE LDAP
server (using instant syncrepl, type=refreshAndPersist); So I am
making changes on the LDAP master (on another box) and the pdns
master box is using data from an ldap mirror (that's where I have
installed slapi-dnsnotify, and this is why I have NOT used
/enable-auto-serial/ - we increase it manually when we finish
whatever changes). So, slapi-dnsnotify should work on a slave ldap
(i.e. does it detect changes propagated using syncrepl and not
done manually) or I should install it on the ldap master only ??
2. The slaves which will receive the NOTIFY are those listed in zone
NS records?
3. If the SOA serial number is increased, this should trigger a NOTIFY ?
4. I didn't find any syslog /daemon/ facility on CentOS. I looked
into the default log file /var/log/messages but didn't find any
entry.
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