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Re: Performance issues
To post such information at this point would be a complete waste of
bandwidth.
I would have to post 4 pages of info, most of which is completely
irrelevant...
I'm sick of those sort of half witted posts. The questions was:
Has anyone else seen such performance issues, not "Pleae fix my server,
and guess what I have behind door number three",
I was hoping for something like....
Yes, we had that issue, and we changed bla bla bla bla...., or
Yes, there is a known issue with bla bla bla,
THEN, we can start digging into specfics of the configs, and yaddi
yaddi...
Thank you Mr. Raf for wasteing my time.
I was simply looking for ideas from people without going into a 4 page
report right off the bat, which 90% of the mailing list will delete
becuase its to long to read through.
I think Sergio nailed it down. After checking the cach setting, which
had been raised, it seemed like it wasn't taking. However, it turned
out the config file was being loaded from a different directory. Which
is diectly related to the reply from Sergio, but it was found as a
result of his suggestive lead.
Raf Meeusen wrote:
>
> How many records do you have in your LDAP tree?
> What indexing scheme do you use?
> What kind of hardware are you using?
> do you know how many processes LDAP is using (and how many memory it is
> consuming?)
> Do requests locally on the server take a lot of time too, or can it be
> network bound?
> ...
>
> We really can't guess what's wrong with your config with limited
> details...
>
> kr,
>
> Raf
>
> On Wed, 2003-04-30 at 14:24, Robert Canary wrote:
> > Anyone else seeing poor query times on their openldap. I can't figurer
> > out what is causing it. Using a perl script which calls system() to run
> > an ldap query will sometines take as long as 15min. It seems to be
> > getting worse!!! The smtp server, which is now using ldap, is showing
> > poor performance signs as well now. When sending an email it can take
> > from 1 sec upto 10minutes. The whole time it is waiting for a reply
> > from the ldap server. I finally had to disable our signup CD for new
> > customers, because the signup process would time out before the ldap
> > server would respond.
> >
> > I must find a solution to this. Anyone have any ideas?
> >
> > ldap-2.0
> > Linux 2.4-Kernel
> >
> > --
> > thanks in advance :-)
> --
> Raf Meeusen <Raf.Meeusen@wooble.BE>