On 7 Mar 2010, at 23:28, Howard Chu wrote:And while nssov is really cute, since it exists in the same process space asslapd, it doesn't end up triggering the pcache, which does gets fired uponincoming LDAP requests from an external process (nslcd). It's probably that Ijust suck, and didn't configur
I have set up delta-syncrepl between provider A and consumer B, and it seems
to work ok. Online updates to A are synch'ed to B. However, about once a
month, there is a large update which contains hundreds of million records.
Online update is going to take days. I tried to bring A offline, do
slapda
Neil Dunbar wrote:
On 7 Mar 2010, at 23:28, Howard Chu wrote:
And while nssov is really cute, since it exists in the same process space as
slapd, it doesn't end up triggering the pcache, which does gets fired upon
incoming LDAP requests from an external process (nslcd). It's probably that I
On Thursday, 25 March 2010 02:31:07 Khoa Nguyen wrote:
> I have set up delta-syncrepl between provider A and consumer B, and it
> seems to work ok. Online updates to A are synch'ed to B. However, about
> once a month, there is a large update which contains hundreds of million
> records. Online u
On Wed, 24 Mar 2010, Ryan Steele wrote:
I actually realized that my logic was slightly faulty - since each of the six
masters is capable of performing the write
operation, the referral will never be chased. Given that, is it impossible to
have an N-Way MultiMaster configuration
in which write
I'd probably set it up a little differently. Something like this (very
general/generic):
2 of your 6 servers as suppliers/masters, accepting writes. If you are
using a load balancer, set it up so that you have a vip that always goes
to one of these servers (the "primary" supplier), and directs t
On 25 Mar 2010, at 01:15, Howard Chu wrote:overlay pcacheproxycache bdb 100 2 6 1mproxyattrset 0 uid userPassword uidNumber gidNumber gecos cn homeDirectory loginShell objectClassproxyattrset 1 cn userPassword gidNumber memberUid uniqueMember objectClassproxytemplate (&(objectclass=)(uid=
Hey Darryl,
I decided to use a mixture of MMR and slaves. Specifically, I'll have two
masters doing MMR with a proxy (well, a
floating IP/hostname that achieves the same thing, anyways) in front to direct
traffic to the 'active' master, with the
high-availability services being provided by Pace
