Hi Rob,
On Thu, 1 Jun 2017, Rob Crittenden via FreeIPA-users wrote:
dbischof--- via FreeIPA-users wrote:
I dug into this a little further. Learned about domain levels and that
the procedure to remove replicas depends on those levels. Results
appear to be, however, the same:
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root@o201:~# ipa-replica-manage del poolsrv.example.org
'o201.example.org' has no replication agreement for 'poolsrv.example.org'
[when i first tried this, it claimed it had removed the agreement]
root@o201:~# ipa-replica-manage list
o201.example.org: master
poolsrv.example.org: master
o200.example.org: master
This just lists all the masters not their relationships. You'd need to
run on each one "ipa-replica-manage list -v' and note the agreements.
root@o201:~# ipa-csreplica-manage del poolsrv.example.org
'o201.example.org' has no replication agreement for 'poolsrv.example.org'
[when i first tried this, it claimed it had removed the agreement]
root@o201:~# ipa-csreplica-manage list
o201.example.org: master
poolsrv.example.org: master
o200.example.org: master
Same.
Plus, if it claimed to have removed the agreement perhaps it really did.
[...]
yeah, everything is fine now, new master and new replica are working
together like a charm. I was over-anxious and also read the wrong
documentation (for domain level 1 while operating at 0). Finally, a
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ipa-replica-manage --force --cleanup del poolsrv.example.org
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on o201 did the trick. Thanks for your hint and once again: Kudos to all
FreeIPA developers and supporters.
Best regards,
--Daniel.
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