I read in RHDS docs that I must "stop all replication processes before attempting to *restore* a database". Release notes of v9.1 writes about a new feature:
In previous versions of Directory Server there was no explicit way to disable a replication agreement. The only methods to suspend replication were to change the schedule or to delete the agreement entirely.
Q1: So if I want to restore a 9.0 multi-master config, better to delete the replication agreement before restoring the DB, right?In previous versions of Directory Server there was no explicit way to disable a replication agreement. The only methods to suspend replication were to change the schedule or to delete the agreement entirely.
"After the database is restored, any consumers, hubs, or multi-master peers must be reinitialized."
Q2: Is this no longer needed? I would think I still have to reinitialize the multi-master peer even on v9...
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