Slapd deadlock on Solaris 7?

[Samuel <444398@celes.unizar.es>]

Hi,

I am planning to migrate a small network currently with NIS+ as
directory service to LDAP+SSL(and SASL/Kerberos probably), so I am
performing a test in a small Solaris 7 box (microSPARC I 50 MHz, 24 Mb
RAM).  Previously, I have done some tests on a couple of Debian Linux
PC's, without problems, but the server will reside in a Solaris(9)
box so I wanted to check OpenLDAP in a similar environment.

I compiled OpenLDAP 2.0.27(on a Solaris 7 UltraSPARC-IIi), with this
options:
./configure \
        --disable-debug --enable-syslog --enable-proctitle \
        --enable-cache --enable-referrals \
        --enable-slapd --with-threads \
        --enable-crypt --enable-passwd --enable-kpasswd \
        --enable-rlookups --enable-slurpd \
        --enable-wrappers --enable-dynamic --disable-dnssrv \
        --enable-ldbm --enable-spasswd \
        --enable-slurpd --enable-shared --with-tls \
        --prefix=/home/samuel/extra --with-cyrus-sasl

Then I installed and configured OpenLDAP in the old machine and
configured it to resolv usernames and groups(using nss_ldap and only
itsef or a Linux PC as a client). At first, all seemed OK, but minutes
later, it was unable to resolve any non-local uid number-username
correspondence, and the slapd process was consumming all CPU time with a
simple (blocked) $ ls -l

Killing the process and inspecting the coredump, shows this backtrace:

(gdb) backtrace
#0  0xef25669c in _lwp_sema_wait ()
#1  0xef12b04c in _park ()
#2  0xef12ad40 in _swtch ()
#3  0xef129a00 in cond_wait ()
#4  0xef129924 in pthread_cond_wait ()
#5  0xef74ced8 in ldap_pvt_thread_cond_wait ()
#6  0xef74c980 in ldap_int_thread_pool_wrapper ()

So I thought it was a threads problem. I compiled again with
"--without-threads",and the same occured , but the backtrace
showed:
#0  0xef2d3378 in _so_accept ()
#1  0x1cacc in ?? ()
#2  0xef77b4d8 in ldap_pvt_thread_create (thread=0xeffff904, detach=0, start_routine=0x1c724, 
    arg=0x0) at thr_stub.c:48
#3  0x1cf78 in ?? ()
#4  0x1bb8c in ?? ()

So, what's happenning here? Is it a slapd bug? a gcc one? Have I done
something wrong?

Thanks in advance

Samuel