Strange…Via the Administration server in the NAB, I click Delete Person; when prompted to delete via Adminp I select YES. I see the request being completed via Adminp; the person document is then removed from the Administration NAB. However, this deletion is NOT removed from the remaining NABs in the domain. I checked the ACLs, verified the Admin Server, issued a tell adminp process now at the console. Nothing is working. This occurred yesterday and today the person document is still in the other replicas.
Subject: Delete Person not removing user from Address Books
Have you checked that you are replicating as a ‘push pull’ to other replicas in your domain?
Try to issue a manual replication to another replica from your main server where the deletion has worked. If this works, then the issue is to do with your replication schedule.
Subject: RE: Delete Person not removing user from Address Books
Hi Ranjan,I verified the replication type: its pull push so the Administration server is performing the work. I cleared the replication history and forced a replication, still no deletion. However I did find something…this client is has another replica of the NAB under a different filename; that replica received the deletion. So we have: name.nsf and names2.nsf. Names2.nsf received the deletion but names.nsf did NOT. Could it be the deletion stub no longer exist, thereby not deleting it from names.nsf.
Subject: RE: Delete Person not removing user from Address Books
All replicas should get the deletion stub…please verify that the names2.nsf is a replica, and also verify that names2.nsf is listed in the notes.ini (hint this may be part of a ‘cascading n&a book setup’ - please check.
Subject: RE: Delete Person not removing user from Address Books
names2.nsf was not part of a cascade they actually created for remote users and never got rid of it scary
to determine if there might be NAB corruption, i renamed names.nsf to oldnames.nsf and renamed names2.nsf to names.nsf…created a test user, submitted the deletion, and guess what, it worked.