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RE: BDB recovery after power outage
On Apr 21 at 5:01pm, Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
> The options available for the DB_CONFIG file are well documented at
> SleepyCat software's website. Simply going to their main page:
> http://www.sleepycat.com/ and doing a search on DB_CONFIG returns those
> options you can set.
Thank you, I seem to recall having problems with that search function in
the past, so I have been ignoring it. So, I tried it and yes, it brings
up the dozen or so DB_ENV directives that have equivalent entries to put
into DB_CONFIG.
> As for time, I, quite frankly, have been working 60+ hour weeks recently
> due to the impending failure of our Netscape servers, and myself don't have
> the time (or privileges) to do any documentation for OpenLDAP. It is in my
> plans to put up a website describing our OpenLDAP environment, how we
> configured things to work with Kerberos, etc, but I have not had the time
> to do it, and probably won't for at least another month.
I'm sorry you are working so many hours. I will refrain from
retaliating that I am working 45-50 hours here for pay and then donating
30+ hours to three charitable organizations per week, plus spending time
(I won't call it quality time -- it's just time) with my kids as
available.
Permissions to do documentation? So, not just anyone can do
documentation? I don't believe it. It's open-source. All we need to
do is throw something together - post it to the Openldap-ITS list and it
magically gets put into production (or refused).
Tell you what. I don't think I have the knowledge required to do this,
but from the shallowness that seems to be required based on the
discussion so far, I will throw something together. I won't guarantee
it is correct, but at least it will be something that people can throw
stones at and we just might come up with something that is useful.
Here's hoping you get a step ahead of those failing netscape servers and
I really do wish you all the best.
--
Frank Swasey | http://www.uvm.edu/~fcs
Systems Programmer | Always remember: You are UNIQUE,
University of Vermont | just like everyone else.
=== God Bless Us All ===