Ken Marsh wrote:
By default replication should replicate everything - it does not care what type of data it is.Thanks everyone for answering on the Groups question. I was so focused People ou in the GUI I didn’t see the Group ou a few menu lines up. J I went into it and rediscovered that I knew how to create posixgroups two years ago. I created a new one succesfully and added users to it. On an LDAP-ified Linux host they can now newgrp to that group.Now I have two more complicated questions. 1. Group info does not multi-master replicate like user info does.Specifically, I would like to manage posixgroups from any MultiMaster server. My new posix group is stuck on just the server I created it on.
The console/admin server don't really work that way. You should use o=NetscapeRoot replication for failover, not general load balancing. See http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/dir-server/ag/8.0/Managing_Replication-Replicating-ADS-for-Failover.html2. Config data does not multi-master replicate like user info does. It would be nice to administer any server from any server.
At the moment the only way I know how to do this is on installation. I don’t want to reinstall any DS at this point, though. My understanding is that mmr.pl sets up replication for only userRoot, not NetscapeRoot.I went through the Admin GUI and under the Configuration tab, Replication->NetscapeRoot I checked “Enable Replica”, checked MultiMaster and set up the Current Supplier DN’s to cn=repman,cn=config just like userRoot.Now it has a replica entry under Directory Tab->config->mapping tree just like dc=company,dc=com . However the attributes under o=NetscapeRoot do not have the nsslapd-backend and nsslapd-referral attributes. I’m guessing I need something like mmr.pl except for NetscapeRoot to fill in the blanks.Is there a howto for this, or any tips?Once again, thanks to the Fedora DS development team for a great product. Despite my noobish questions, it has saved me countless manhours and been very reliable.Ken Marsh ANS System Administration Lead (410) 876-9200 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Fedora-directory-users mailing list Fedora-directory-users@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-directory-users
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