apologies, part of my message got snipped, before sending
As Michael eluded too, the answer to getting a cert is different depending
on what version MarkLogic you are using;
With MarkLogic 6, you would need to run some xquery
(admin:cluster-get-xdqp-ssl-certificate() eg.
http://docs.marklogi
here is a worked example that couples clusters programmatically; coupling
clusters is a 2 step process, where you supply the details of the other in
each step ... hope that is clear.
hth, Jim Fuller
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MarkLogic-6.0-4.1, but by the looks of that page I think this is more
reason to move to ML7
On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 7:22 PM, Michael Blakeley wrote:
> Which version of MarkLogic is this? Are you using the ML7 REST API for
> joining a cluster, or building something custom?
>
> http://docs.ma
Which version of MarkLogic is this? Are you using the ML7 REST API for joining
a cluster, or building something custom?
http://docs.marklogic.com/guide/admin-api/cluster#id_88294
-- Mike
On 26 Mar 2014, at 16:53 , Marc Young <3vilpeng...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When joining a cluster, the new
When joining a cluster, the new node presents an ssl-certificate in the
HTTP requests. I'm looking at automating the cluster joining and need to be
able to find this ssl-certificate before the MarkLogic installs. Reason
being is we use Puppet, and puppet doesn't allow you to run commands in the
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