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Hi I have been doing some testing to see how a database(netscapedb)
will catch up with replicated changes when the server has been shutdown and/or
broken. My test is very basic: Shutdown master2 Add an entry to netscapedb on master1 Bring up master2 Tail error log for replication messages and check console on
master2 for presence of data. I know this is imprecise but my observation has been so far
that if master2 was down for a short period of time it will automatically catch
up but if it were down for a longer period of time (more than an hour) and I
bring it up, new updates are not automatically send. I have to click on send
updates in the 389-console for the latest changes to be reflected. Is there more definitive rules that govern when a database
will be updated automatically and when the process becomes manual? Best Regards ________________________________________________________________________ In order to protect our email recipients, Betfair Group use SkyScan from MessageLabs to scan all Incoming and Outgoing mail for viruses. ________________________________________________________________________ |
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