john.bowman--- via FreeIPA-users wrote:
After a crash of one of our IPA servers this morning I noticed that two of the
6 IPA servers we use have an old replica listed. It was part of a previous
failed install attempt. Normally in this situation I would use the clean-ruv
but the replica doesn't appear in the list-ruv output. Is there another way to
clean this bad entry?
# ipa-replica-manage list
Directory Manager password:
ipa1.domain.tld: master
ipa2.domain.tld: master <--- No longer exists.
ipa3.domain.tld: master
ipa4.domain.tld: master
ipa5.domain.tld: master
ipa6.domain.tld: master
ipa7.domain.tld: master
# ipa-replica-manage list-ruv
Directory Manager password:
ipa3.domain.tld:389: 8
ipa4.domain.tld:389: 9
ipa1.domain.tld:389: 3
ipa5.domain.tld:389: 12
ipa6.domain.tld:389: 19
ipa7.domain.tld:389: 21
The list just pulls the set of masters out of cn=masters, ..., $SUFFIX
and displays them. It could be just a leftover that needs cleanup.
Probably safest to check on every master to ensure there isn't some
lingering replication agreement for ipa2.
Once you're sure it really is just a leftover you can remove it with:
# ipa-replica-manage del ipa2.domain.tld --force --cleanup
rob
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