Hi,
I'm trying to synchronize two ClearOS Professionals systems. I set one server as master and the second as slave. The slave is giving me problems. During setup I setup the slave with hostname and Synchronization Key. This step goes well. When I try to access the users tab I have to setup ldap. This step goes wrong and I'll get the following error "Undefined" "No such object". I did a reinstallation of the server but it gives me the same problem. Does anyone has a clue what's going on?
I'm trying to synchronize two ClearOS Professionals systems. I set one server as master and the second as slave. The slave is giving me problems. During setup I setup the slave with hostname and Synchronization Key. This step goes well. When I try to access the users tab I have to setup ldap. This step goes wrong and I'll get the following error "Undefined" "No such object". I did a reinstallation of the server but it gives me the same problem. Does anyone has a clue what's going on?
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Okay I did a reset on the slave system.
sudo rm /var/clearos/accounts/initialized /var/clearos/accounts/config /var/clearos/ldap/initialized /var/clearos/openldap/config.php /var/clearos/mode/mode.conf /var/clearos/samba/init* -fv
sudo /sbin/service smb stop
sudo /sbin/service nmb stop
sudo /sbin/service winbind stop
sudo /sbin/service nscd stop
sudo /sbin/service nslcd stop
sudo /sbin/service slapd stop
If I add the slave system to the master using hostname and Synchronization Key the master system is aware of the slave system but if I add the slave system I'm directly presented with "error No such object".
There is no firewall active on the slave system. -
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Okay, tried again. First access via the webgui to setup everything goes right. When I check on the master server the master server recognise the slave server. When I go to users on the slave server I have to initialise LDAP and there goes it wrong. After some time I'll get the message "undefined". The initialisation of LDAP is then stuck. If I leave this tab and come back again I'll get the messages "no such object". See screenshots above... -
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Hi Peter,
I think it's not necessary to open ports if the two server are in the same network. The slave server is in standalone no firewall mode. Correct? I want to accomplish a ClearOS gateway and a separate file server.
The how-to is speaking of port ClearSDN 1875, Websync 8154, LDAPS 636. -
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Hi, Peter,
I received a mail when you replied!
When I execute slapcat - n3 I see lots of LDAP data.
I think I now have a connection to the master server. When I check account synchronization on the master I see both servers but when I add a new account on the master server it's not replicated on the slave server. Only my one account is replicated and that is from myself. So there is something not right... -
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. It's the master that needs all the ports available to the slave. If you run slapcat -n3 on the slave, do you see a bunch of LDAP data or a blank screen? 
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