1.2.8 Windows sync agreement initialization

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Hi,

I'm running 389-ds version 1.2.8 on CentOS 5x and configured a windows
sync agreement against a 2003 active directory server. Everything works
as expected. However, everytime I restart the directory server (service
dirsrv restart) I need to reinitialize the windows agreement. Messages
such as "Replica has no update vector. It has never been initialized"
continously filling the error log until I proceed with the init.  But
the replica was initialized and conversations between 389 and AD were
working nicely.  And what I would not want at all is to lose any changes
made on either side as a result of the initialization process. My
question  then, is this the normal behaviour ?

Thanks!

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