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No but also yes. lldap uses an rdbms as its backing data store so replicate the databases and point lldap at each one.
by Spivak 2y ago
No but also yes. lldap uses an rdbms as its backing data store so replicate the databases and point lldap at each one.
- ecef9-8c0f-4374 2y agoWe had a forest of openldap trees in 2002. Openldap had a replication integrated. Slapd (its more than 20 years ago forgive me if I get things wrong). You could use a counter or timestamps to resolf conflicts. How do you solve conflicts?
- ecef9-8c0f-4374 2y agoMy bad slapd is the openldap daemon.