Good morning,
We are finally migrating from 389-ds-base 1.3.7.5 to 2.7.0-7.
My scenario:
I have deployed several suppliers in a multi-replication configuration, the same as I did with the CentOS 7 deployment. I have one replication agreement from a CentOS 7 supplier to a RHEL 9 supplier. The RHEL 9 supplier then replicates to all of the other suppliers.
A couple of questions:
- Should the CSN count be identical between the CentOS 7 and RHEL 9?
Regarding initializing the hosts, when I initialize a supplier, a lot of log.0 type files get created in the /var/lib/dirsrv/slapd-name/db directory. If I don't monitor the partition there is a risk of filling up to 100%.
- What are these files? Does it hurt to remove them?
- And when importing, after a pass restarts, would it not make sense that those files get cleaned up in the initializing process to avoid filling up the partition?
Thanks,
Paul M. Whitney, CISSP
Chesapeake IT Consulting, Inc.
890 Hudson Road
Cambridge, MD 21613
Chesapeake IT Consulting, Inc.
890 Hudson Road
Cambridge, MD 21613
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