Hello, I'm hoping you can help and show me what I'm doing wrong. I tried configuring a replication consumer but I didn't get the expected results.
CentOS Linux release 8.3.2011
Puppet 6.19.0
puppet-ds_389 2.5.0
I configured my instance as follows:
class { 'ds_389':
dnf_module_name => '389-directory-server',
dnf_module_version => 'stable/default',
}
ds_389::instance { 'directory':
backup_enable => true,
root_dn => 'cn=Directory Manager',
root_dn_pass => lookup(root_dn_pass),
suffix => 'dc=server,dc=com',
cert_db_pass => lookup(cert_db_pass),
server_id => $facts['networking']['hostname'],
replication => {
'replication_pass' => lookup(replication_dn_pass),
'role' => 'consumer',
},
}
I opened the cockpit UI and clicked on "389 Directory Server", then clicked on "Replication". The web UI said there was no replication agreement for the suffix.
I expected there to be a replication agreement configured.
Hello, I'm hoping you can help and show me what I'm doing wrong. I tried configuring a replication consumer but I didn't get the expected results.
CentOS Linux release 8.3.2011
Puppet 6.19.0
puppet-ds_389 2.5.0
I configured my instance as follows:
I opened the cockpit UI and clicked on "389 Directory Server", then clicked on "Replication". The web UI said there was no replication agreement for the suffix.
I expected there to be a replication agreement configured.