<quote who="Ben Collins"> > On Sun, Feb 24, 2002 at 06:35:15PM -0800, nate wrote: >> I have a woody machine running openldap 2.0.23 with >> the replog directive set to /var/lib/ldap/replog >> >> if i delete the files replog and replog.lock(0 bytes each), >> start slapd, and modify a record, the files are re >> created, both with 0 bytes again. is there anything >> other then the replog directive that tells slapd >> to write to this file? > > Yeah, you need to define a replica. Slapd doesn't write anything to > the replog that isn't going to be sent to a replica.
i think i solved it(haven't had time to test, but it should be fixed). the problem was i had the replica/replog stuff in the wrong part of the config file, as a result i got this error when i set debug 65535: 270:/etc/ldap/slapd.conf: line 29: replica line must appear inside a database definition (ignored) i moved it to what i think is inside a database definition and i do not get that error anymore, but haven't had time to test. someone on the openldap-software list said they were pretty sure that should fix it so later tonight i'll have a chance to test. from what i can tell the openldap docs do not mention where these directives must be, so i thought they could be anywhere..(docs = referring to openldap admin guide) thanks! nate
