configuration directory registration

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Gordon Messmer wrote:
> Suppose that I have a slapd instance that failed to register itself with 
> the configuration directory due to a bad password, or that I have an 
> instance that I'd like to move to a different configuration directory.  
> Is it possible to re-register an instance with the configuration 
> directory?  If not, should I attempt to create an LDIF with the required 
> info and register it manually?  I'd prefer to avoid removing the 
> instance and setting it up again if it's possible and not onerous.

It is onerous, very onerous indeed. For this reason, I stopped using a 
centralized configuration directory, and set each server to use itself 
as the configuration directory.

--
mike




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