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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 08/17/2013 09:47 AM, Archimedes
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<div>Hi,</div>
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<div>I would like to know if 389 DS
closely follow this RFC specs <a
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multi-master replication support</div>
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It is based on that work. But it diverges in a few
places. <br>
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<div>since then it is not included in the
lists of standards here <a
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If yes, what requirements are already
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For what reason are you asking? Note that there are no
directory servers that implement complete support for
RFC 3384.<br>
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<div>That would be fine for now just as long as this RFC is
the reference basis for multi-master replication</div>
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Multi-master replication in 389?<br>
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<div>because I'll be using it as a supporting reference
document for my ongoing research on LDAP multi-master
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Cross vendor multi-master replication? AFAIK, only
Netscape/iPlanet/Sun/389 derived servers support the LDUP RFCs, and
only a subset of the LDUP RFCs. Novell eDir probably supports some
of LDUP too.<br>
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<div>Any idea what makes any directory server
implementations don't have complete support on this RFC?</div>
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The LDUP working group never reached a satisfactory conclusion with
working implementations. The Netscape implementation was based on
early work of the LDUP working group, but diverged in some ways, and
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<div>Are there any requirements conflicting or not
appropriate to architectural design of any
implementations?<br>
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Well, I suppose I could go through the LDUP RFCs point-by-point to
figure out where 389 diverges, but that's not really an exercise I
care to undertake.<br>
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If you're asking for a list of all of the places where 389 is in
accord with the LDUP RFCs, and a list of all of the places where 389
diverges, and the reasons why, there is no such list.<br>
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<div>Thanks a lot!<br>
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<div>Thanks a lot!</div>
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