Hi there, i have configured a master ldap with LDBM database and have also configured 4 slave ldap's getting updated from this master. now my problem is that these slave ldap's allow me to write on them and if i give only read access to these slave ldap's then they dont even give the master to update the database. can anyone help me out with making the slave ldap's read only to everybody else and write access only to the master.
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Vikrant G
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On 28/05/05 08:20 +0100, Vikrant Gaonkar wrote:
Hi there, i have configured a master ldap with LDBM database and have also configured 4 slave ldap's getting updated from this master. now my problem is that these slave ldap's allow me to write on them and if i give only read access to these slave ldap's then they dont even give the master to update the database.
You need an ACL to allow the master write to the slaves. The order of ACLs in slapd.conf matters. The first ACLs should be the one for writing, and then the general acl which makes it readonly for everyone else.
This is documented in the OpenLDAP admin guide.
Devdas Bhagat
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