[python-ldap] syncrepl_entry returns all entries

[muzzol]

Syncrepl just notifies the client about the new version of the entry as

> modified, the client is then expected to locate the entry with the given
>> entryUUID and replace it with the new version.
>>
>>
> ok, it would be nice if modified attributes were notified too.
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>
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>> If you are replicating from OpenLDAP, you can set up the accesslog
>> overlay and replicate its database (after you have run the initial sync
>> on the original DB), you can send the same cookie when transitioning
>> from one to the other. Entries there describe changes performed to the
>> database and this is exactly what OpenLDAP uses to implement delta-sync
>> replication.
>>
>>
> but that's provider-dependent and I would like to implement something more
> agnostic and relying only in protocol.
> I'm using RH/389 DS mostly in my installations btw.
>
> do you know if is there any plans to implement this?
> reading RFC
>
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sorry, hit send by mistake.

do you know if is there any plans to implement this?
reading https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4533

it seems that server could send modifications:
"the server sends copies of entries that have changed with a Sync State
Control indicating state add"

but I'm not sure if I'm interpreting that right.

best regards,

mussol


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