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Re: ldap backend + ldapi (fwd)
Daniel Henninger <daniel@unity.ncsu.edu> writes:
>>> 777 which is not default on many systems.
>>
>> Sorry my mistake, it has to be world writeable, but the mod is
>> identical 777.
>
> Well, the odd thing about this is, it "was" working, and then, at one
> point, stopped working. =) I never touched the permissions, but you are
> correct, it's not set world writable. I wonder why it worked before?
> (it's almost like it had a 'slow leak' somewhere, because it took about a
> day before the ldapi connection stopped behaving)
>
>
>
> As it turns out, ldap://localhost/ is also failing. It never happens
> immediately, but "at some point", the ldap backend stops bothering to
> do anything it seems. Anyone have any suggestions? Basically the
> whole purposes of this is to make o=NCSU,c=US continue to work while
> our new base dn is dc=ncsu,dc=edu. Ideally I'd like to be able to
> have both work "forever". Any suggestions? I'm out of ideas as to
> how to get the ldap backend to be stable. =/ I can not make sense of
> when it elects to die. It doesn't seem to be easily reproducable.
Frankly, I'm at present using back-ldap with proxycache over ldapi for
postfix authentication and mailrouting, the uptime is now 38 days.I
must admit that it is an elder HEAD version. But even with 2.1.13
back-meta with a few rewriting rules was rock stable, but without
proxycache at that time. While back-ldap has about 4 search requests
per minute, the server (2.2.14) answers more than 40 search requests per
minute, as it primarily supports pam and an addressbook.
-Dieter
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