--On Friday, March 11, 2022 12:25 PM +0100 Ondřej Kuzník
<[email protected]> wrote:
Additionally, it's not particularly useful/compatible with standard
syncrepl since you have to fully implement storing delta's in the
accesslog as well as the sessionlog for it to function, at which point
you may as well just use delta-syncrepl instead of standard syncrepl.
If you configure syncprov-sessionlog-source, adding syncprov-sessionlog
to the mix will do nothing except eat memory, as the manpage and the
logs will happily point out. If you're using plain syncrepl, you have a
choice to store and use accesslog or stay the traditional sessionlog,
both work fine but sure, there are tradeoffs. Since AFAIK anything
persisted needs to be an LDAP entry, the silver bullet just isn't
available.
The issue is that to use the disk based sessionlog, you also have to set up
a full delta-based accesslog. If one could simply store only the necessary
data for the sessionlog in the accesslog DB and skip the other ops then it
would be a fine solution.
--Quanah
