Hello List,
maybe off topic, i don't know.
I have two IPA Servers here, there are in Replication Mode and everything is working fine. Now i want to import a new schema into the IPA Servers.
So, i put the new schema under /etc/dirsrv/slapd.../schema in one of my IPA Servers. I also make Chmod / Chown and "restorecon".
After that, in the Cockpit 389 WebGUI i reload the schema files, with no error, and restart the IPA Service. Maybe this is to necessary?
But i can't see the new schema on my second IPA Server. I have also tried "ipa-replica-manage re-initialize --from" ..
So, do i have to install the new schema manually on the second IPA Server and reload the schema files or what is the best way to import a new schema into FreeIPA and replicate it to the second IPA Server?
Regards
Dirk
Dirk Streubel via FreeIPA-users wrote:
Hello List,
maybe off topic, i don't know.
I have two IPA Servers here, there are in Replication Mode and everything is working fine. Now i want to import a new schema into the IPA Servers.
So, i put the new schema under /etc/dirsrv/slapd.../schema in one of my IPA Servers. I also make Chmod / Chown and "restorecon".
After that, in the Cockpit 389 WebGUI i reload the schema files, with no error, and restart the IPA Service. Maybe this is to necessary?
But i can't see the new schema on my second IPA Server. I have also tried "ipa-replica-manage re-initialize --from" ..
So, do i have to install the new schema manually on the second IPA Server and reload the schema files or what is the best way to import a new schema into FreeIPA and replicate it to the second IPA Server?
Schema files are not replicated. Use ipa-ldap-updater(1) to add schema online. This will cause the schema to be replicated to existing and any future masters.
rob
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