[389-users] Re: Can't locate CSN - replica issue

> On 6/17/21 10:55 AM, Marco Favero wrote:
>
> Hi Marco,
>
> good to know you fixed the issue. If I read you correctly you fixed it
> via setting nsDS5ReplicaHost=FQDN of the consumer host in the
> replication agreement supplier->consumer. What is surprising is that it
> was working before with a non fqdn and suddenly stopped working.

Hi Thierry,
not really, sorry, maybe I didn't explain well. I set the "full_machine_name" in dscreate with the fqdn of the host runnig the 389ds in place of the fqdn of the balancer ip.
It's the nsslapd-localhost parameter, I suppose.

>
> With recent versions, this problem is either transient (a supplier does
> not know a CSN showed by the consumer but another supplier that knows
> this CSN will eventually update the consumer), either permanent (the
> consumer got offline longer than changelog maxage) and you may need to
> reinit the consumer.

I still have this issue. Are there conditions that determine this issue yet?
It's as you describe: the only way to exit from that situation is the reinitialization.

I have three multimaster each other:

rh1
rh2
rh5

rh has also a scheduled agreement to dr-rh1. So, dr-rh1 is a consumer from rh1.

All is working fine. When I initialize rh1 from rh5, then the replica rh1 --> dr-rh1 stops to work and says "Error (18) Can't acquire replica (Incremental update transient warning. Backing off, will retry update later.)". Log claims that can't find a CSN. All other replica are fine.

So I have to reinitialize rh1 --> dr-rh01.

Thank you very much
Warm Regards
Marco
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