Today at 5:23am, Hallvard Breien Furuseth wrote:
On 05. juli 2016 15:38, Ulrich Windl wrote:
I wonder: Is there something like the "touch" command for files in UNIX
available for LDAP entries? A touch on an LDAP entry would force the whole
entry to be replcated (again)...
Probably slapd would have to provide some support for this as just updating
the entryCSN of the corresponding won't work I'm afraid.
An LDAP Modify operation which doesn't list any attributes,
will still update entryCSN, modifyTimestamp and modifiersName.
I.e. ldapmodify with dn:, "changetype: modify", and nothing else.
However, since the original was never replicated, having those
attributes marked to be updated in the accesslog is useless. The update
will be ignored on the replica because the entry to be updated is not
present.
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