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Possible bug?
I didn't want to use ITS because I'm not sure if this is really a bug or
not...
I'm using OpenLDAP 1.2.11 + db2 + libwrap with nss_ldap on SPARC Solaris
7.
During queries, slapd seems to spike rather high in terms of CPU usage
(like sometimes 90%...) and stay there. To get an idea of what's going
on, I did a truss(1) on slapd while it was queried and saw it
(apparently) spin like:
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
yield() = 0
time() = 963368437
ad nauseam. It does this literally tens of thousands of times and appears
to drive the CPU way up.
Sometimes I've just seen time() by itself a few thousand times in a row.
I'm not a programmer by trade, but this doesn't appear normal... should I
be checking something config-wise or start an Issue?
Thanks to the developers for the great, free software.
`-
William Yodlowsky
<wyodlows@nj.devry.edu>