FDS Replication problem

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jamsda wrote:
> Yeah, I tested the pings by hostnames and all four
> servers resolve. They are resolving using local
> /etc/hosts although.

That's the problem. FDS doesn't use /etc/hosts. The one machine which 
isn't working is in another domain, not resolvable by the system, e.g. 
/etc/resolv.conf listed search domain and/or nameservers.


> I have a question about the dse.ldif file. Can that
> file be modified by hand, or does it require some
> binary such as ldapmodify to make changes to it?
> 

You can modify it by hand if you stop the server first. Changes during 
runtime will be lost. If you modify it during runtime via LDAP, then 
changes are saved.


BR,
Mike
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http://www.netauth.com - LDAP Directory Consulting




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