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Re: slapd - segmentation fault
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Tony Earnshaw wrote:
| tir, 25.05.2004 kl. 22.09 skrev Quanah Gibson-Mount:
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|
|>>I'm having an issue with my slapd process segmentation faulting. I'm
|>>currently running openldap 2.1.22 with Berkely Database version 4.1.25 on
|>>Linux AS 2.1. I am using the ldbm database. The problem I'm seeing is
|>>on consumers only and seems to occur whenever a large amount of changes
|>>are being replicated to it from a supplier. This occurs on multiple
|>>consumers, but the point at which it segmentation faults is not
|>>consistent. I ran a couple of the servers with debug on and I am
|>>enclosing the information that I was able to capture. Any help would be
|>>appreciated.
|>
|>2.1.22 is particularly old and was a particularly buggy release. I
highly
|>suggest upgrading to the lastest "stable" version (2.1.30) and seeing if
|>the problem persists.
|
|
| The problem would be, that OP probably wants to stick to RedHat's
| offering or at least rpms, and RH doesn't offer anything else.
|
| I was looking at Buchan Milne's Mandrake Openldap offering and that's
| fantastic compared to RedHat's. Mandrake rpms mostly work fine on RedHat
| - perhaps that's an alternative? OP should be aware that he should take
| the BDB 4.2.52 as an obligatory part of any upgrade to 2.1.30.
I might actually be able to supply binaries for RHEL2.1AS (most of the
stuff I added recently in the Mandrake packages was initially done on
RHEL2.1AS - and I still need to update some things in the Mandrake
packages to reflect what's going into production here ...), but I would
have to check with some people first ...
Regards,
Buchan
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Buchan Milne Senior Support Technician
Obsidian Systems http://www.obsidian.co.za
B.Eng RHCE (803004789010797)
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