Replication logs

When slapd is configured to generate a replication logfile, it writes out a file in a format which is a variant of the LDIF format. The replication log gives the replication site(s), a timestamp, the DN of the entry being modified, and a series of lines which specify the changes to make. In the following example, ``Liam Q Antbear'' has replaced a line of his multiLineDescription. The change is to be propagated to the slapd instance running on cayman.rs.itd.antbear.com. The lastModifiedBy and lastModifiedTime attributes are also propagated to the slave slapd.

   replica: cayman.rs.itd.antbear.com:389
   time: 809618633
   dn: cn=Liam Q Antbear, ou=People, o=Antbear, Lucid & Popp, c=US
   changetype: modify
   delete: multiLineDescription
   multiLineDescription: I never give up
   -
   add: multiLineDescription
   multiLineDescription: Never feel pity
   -
   delete: lastModifiedBy
   -
   add: lastModifiedBy
   lastModifiedBy: cn=Liam Q Antbear, ou=People, o=Antbear, Lucid & Popp,
    c=US
   -
   delete: lastModifiedTime
   -
   add: lastModifiedTime
   lastModifiedTime: 950825073308Z
   -