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Add pki-server <subsystem>-db-repl-agmt-add #4637

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@edewata edewata commented Dec 12, 2023

The pki-server <subsystem>-db-repl-agmt-add has been added to create DS replication agreements prior to running pkispawn.

The SubsystemDBReplicationSetupCLI has been modified to no longer create the replication agreements.

The PKIDeployer.setup_database() has been modified to create the replication agreements in both the master and the replica.

The test for CA cloning with replicated DS has been modified to use the new command.

https://github.com/dogtagpki/389-ds-base/wiki/Configuring-DS-Replication-with-PKI-Tools

The pki-server <subsystem>-db-repl-agmt-add has been added to
create DS replication agreements prior to running pkispawn.

The SubsystemDBReplicationSetupCLI has been modified to no
longer create the replication agreements.

The PKIDeployer.setup_database() has been modified to create
the replication agreements in both the master and the replica.

The test for CA cloning with replicated DS has been modified
to use the new command.
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LGTM

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edewata commented Dec 13, 2023

@fmarco76 Thanks!

@edewata edewata merged commit a8bfd1d into dogtagpki:master Dec 13, 2023
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