On Fri, Jan 19, 2007 at 01:18:44PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
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> Alex Samad wrote:
> >On Fri, Jan 19, 2007 at 10:20:11AM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
> >>OK, I now have replication running albeit with cleartext credentials and 
> >>without SASL - they're on the TODO list - tks to all who responded.
> >>
> >>What I am seeing now is slurpd is working and doing the replication and 
> >>I have independently checked that the updates have happened in both 
> >>databases.
> >>
> >>What slurpd is not doing is clearing the slurpd.replog file, thus it 
> >>keeps trying to update and is hogging the CPU.  I see the size of the 
> >>slurpd.replog file go to zero bytes briefly, then return to it's 
> >>original size; this seems to occur on about a 30 second interval.
> >>
> >>If I cp /dev/null slurpd.replog when it has a positive size then it all 
> >>goes quiet.
> >>
> >>Any ideas on why slurpd does not clear the slurpd.replog file after it 
> >>has done the updates?
> >
> >what version of slapd are you using, with 2.3.x (not sure which revision) 
> >the
> >preferred method syncrepl
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> 2.3.27 and syncrepl is not available from FC6 anywhere
the earliest I see it in the changelog is 2.3.5 (from openldap.org). I am using
debian, its in there. 

Sorry can't help with fedora core

(had a quick look around google) seems like there is a packages called
openldap-overlay-syncprov - this might help

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