Re: direct local change when a consumer chains a write to the producer? (Was: openldap-server-2.2.29: multimaster support)

["Kurt D. Zeilenga" <Kurt@OpenLDAP.org>]

At 08:04 AM 11/28/2005, Pierangelo Masarati wrote:

>> and if the DSA wants to chain as B:
>>         chainedRequest originator=Y request={
>>                 modifyRequest ... proxyAuthz=X
>>         } proxyAuthz=B
>
>Just to make sure I got you: "originator" would play a sort of "native"
>proxyAuthz for the chainedRequest.  So the players on the ground are:
>
>- the identity of the chaining DSA, A
>- the identity A wants to proxyAuthz as, B
>- the identity of the DUA that initiated the request, Y
>- the identity Y wanted to proxyAuthz as, X

Yes

>The chained portion of the "chain'n'sync" operation could be done this way:
>
>        chainedRequest originator=Y request={
>                modifyRequest ... proxyAuthz=X
>        } proxyAuthz=B, postRead
>
>If A == B, then
>
>        chainedRequest originator=Y request={
>                modifyRequest ... proxyAuthz=X
>        } postRead

Yes.