Jonathan Nicholson wrote:
Interesting problem with LDAP in active/active mode.

When trying to publish a certificate first the basic user information is
added. The connection is then torn down and re-established to modify the
entry to add the certificate.

With active/active it's possible for this to happen on 2 seperate machines
and the update not have made it between them.

How easy is it to change this behaviour to that certificates are added in
an atomic way?

Good question. The problem is that we always bind to an LDAP server if we have something to do. The real problem is that the code is not object oriented and we have to logout after every action because we have no default destructor.


I will see what I can do until tomorrow.

Michael
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