I'm trying to migrate to a reliable live update mechanism and I have tried
using slapcat after putting the directory into read-only mode, but that
seems to bring up additional issues.
In OL 2.3.24 with hdb, how supported is it to do the following?
$ ldapmodify
dn: olcDatabase={1}hdb,cn=config
c
Eric Irrgang wrote:
I'm trying to migrate to a reliable live update mechanism and I have
tried using slapcat after putting the directory into read-only mode,
but that seems to bring up additional issues.
In OL 2.3.24 with hdb, how supported is it to do the following?
$ ldapmodify
dn: olcDataba
Howard's spoken well to the internals of back-config. I'll note:
(a) it's supposed to be safe to slapcat the hot 2.3.24 hdb, but I'm hoping
you know that and therefore you want to snapshot at quiescent state only
(b) if I was trying to take a snapshot of the directory at precisely one
time, I
Howard Chu wrote:
Eric Irrgang wrote:
I'm trying to migrate to a reliable live update mechanism and I have
tried using slapcat after putting the directory into read-only mode,
but that seems to bring up additional issues.
In OL 2.3.24 with hdb, how supported is it to do the following?
$ ldapm
Eric Irrgang wrote:
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, Howard Chu wrote:
I should note that for this specific example, you can also set
readonly mode using cn=monitor, which has no particular impact on the
thread pool, so it should take effect immediately.
Okay, that I don't understand. Are you still talk
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006, Howard Chu wrote:
Howard Chu wrote:
This sounds pretty normal. When you issue a modify on cn=config, it suspends
the thread pool. That means that no new operations can start, and cn=config
waits for any currently running operations to finish, then it does the
modification
Howard Chu wrote:
I should note that for this specific example, you can also set
readonly mode using cn=monitor, which has no particular impact on the
thread pool, so it should take effect immediately.
back-config should be used for __persistent__ changes to configuration;
back-monitor for __tr
