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Full_Name: Eric Kilfoil Version: 1.2.11 OS: Solaris 7 URL: ftp://ftp.openldap.org/incoming/ Submission from: (NULL) (216.87.82.225) There's an ambigous error message in slurpd's sanity() function. The problem arises when slapd.conf does not contain a "replogfile" directive. The error message you get is: Error: : directory does not exist Perhaps in the sanity() check, you can see if the replogfile slapd.conf directive exists, and if not, error out with an error message similar to: Error: replogfile directive not defined in slapd.conf Another small thing i've noticed that even after you define the replogfile directive in slapd.conf, the server does not actually open (ie create) that file until a modification is made. You may want to have the slapd server at least touch that file on startup. Thanks for the great software! Eric
I've clarified a number of error messages in 2.0-devel... Kurt At 07:31 PM 8/17/00 +0000, you wrote: >Full_Name: Eric Kilfoil >Version: 1.2.11 >OS: Solaris 7 >URL: ftp://ftp.openldap.org/incoming/ >Submission from: (NULL) (216.87.82.225) > > >There's an ambigous error message in slurpd's sanity() function. The problem >arises when slapd.conf does not contain a "replogfile" directive. The error >message you get is: > >Error: : directory does not exist > >Perhaps in the sanity() check, you can see if the replogfile slapd.conf >directive exists, and if not, error out with an error message similar to: > >Error: replogfile directive not defined in slapd.conf > >Another small thing i've noticed that even after you define the replogfile >directive in slapd.conf, the server does not actually open (ie create) that file >until a modification is made. You may want to have the slapd server at least >touch that file on startup. > >Thanks for the great software! > >Eric
fixed in 2.0