One of my co-workers actually pointed this out moments ago. Seems that
some custom schema attributes we have weren't being pushed in the
replication. I already had pulled an ldif of our schema, loaded that,
re-initialized the replica and boom, looks like it works now.
On 03/17/2014 04:08 PM, Vincent Gerris wrote:
yes, I did before.
You need to copy some legacy schema stuff, for the rest it is pretty
straight forward.
Just make an ldif dump, setup the new directory server and try an import.
You will encounter any missing stuff by trial and error.
check the log files and see how you go :).
On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 10:34 PM, Dustin Rice <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hello there, I wanted to see if anyone else out there has gone
through a migration/upgrade from Sun One Directory 5.2 server to
389 DS?
I'm currently working on doing just that at my organization and
I've been running into a few snags. Ideally we'd want to setup a
389 consumer replica attached to our Sun One master. Over time we
replace the Sun One replicas with 389 replicas until eventually
all servers are 389 DS.
Anywho, I do have a 389 DS consumer replica that appears to be
replicating from our Sun One master, however I'm seeing a number
of LDAP error 53 (server was unwilling) errors. When I upped the
log level it looks like the master is trying to do an ldapadd when
it should be doing an ldapmodify. So that's where I'm slightly
stuck now, if anyone out there has any ideas.
Thanks!
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