_admin for the role not admin? Sent from my iPhone
On 6 Feb 2013, at 09:17, Tibor Gemes <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi! > > I have some problem with persistent continouos replicating the _users > database. > > I've set up 2 servers, one local and one remote. I want to replicate the > _users database always. So I decided to add a document to the _replicator > database. This seems to be fine. But after I add a user document to the > _users database, the replicator keeps failing. It is in an endless > triggered-error-triggered-error cycle, but the replication does not take > place. If I call _replicate with the same json, then the replication > happens perfectly. If the two _users databases are in sync then the > replicator document settles in the triggered state. > > Both REMOTE_URL and LOCAL_URL variables contains the proper basic auth > crendentials for the admin user. > > Here are the steps to reproduce: > # add a replicator document > curl -H "Content-type: application/json" -X PUT -d "{\"source\": > \"_users\", \"target\": \"${REMOTE_URL}/_users\", \"continuous\": true, > \"user_ctx\": {\"name\": \"admin\", \"roles\": [\"admin\"]}}" > ${LOCAL_URL}/_replicator/users:devices_users > {"ok":true,"id":"users:devices_users","rev":"1-010f00d464fba86a2820371c7bf04900"} > > #verify the replicator document. It is in triggered state > curl -X GET ${LOCAL_URL}/_replicator/users:devices_users > {"_id":"users:devices_users","_rev":"2-1df51063f46e4465ec1f6aaad7b03cd7","source":"_users","target":"http://admin:pwd@remote-db > :5984/_users","continuous":true,"user_ctx":{"name":"admin","roles":["admin"]},"owner":"admin","_replication_state":"triggered","_replication_state_time":"2013-02-01T12:57:05+01:00","_replication_id":"d78c7d9b7b215c6f2a3cb99c41f6be4c"} > > # Add a user > curl -X PUT -d '{ "type": "user", "name": "u1", "roles": ["u1"], > "password": "XXX"}' ${LOCAL_URL}/_users/org.couchdb.user:u1 > {"ok":true,"id":"org.couchdb.user:u1","rev":"1-f27f72a514abae8078740c792d5a0795"} > > #check the replicator document, it is in error. > curl -X GET ${LOCAL_URL}/_replicator/users:devices_users > {"_id":"users:devices_users","_rev":"3-c0ee7e14995877591740ee3191c147df","source":"_users","target":"http://admin:pwd@remote-db > :5984/_users","continuous":true,"user_ctx":{"name":"admin","roles":["admin"]},"owner":"admin","_replication_state":"error","_replication_state_time":"2013-02-01T12:57:52+01:00","_replication_id":"d78c7d9b7b215c6f2a3cb99c41f6be4c"} > > # a few minutes later it is still in error, but the revision is 9. > curl -X GET ${LOCAL_URL}/_replicator/users:devices_users > {"_id":"users:devices_users","_rev":"9-e16eff5cb75c2620a429ba0610bbf487","source":"_users","target":"http://admin:pwd@remote-db > :5984/_users","continuous":true,"user_ctx":{"name":"admin","roles":["admin"]},"owner":"admin","_replication_state":"error","_replication_state_time":"2013-02-01T12:58:08+01:00","_replication_id":"d78c7d9b7b215c6f2a3cb99c41f6be4c"} > > What is wrong with this? How should I create a replication between these > two _users database which survives the server restart? > > > T
