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Re: openldap versions and silent exit





--On Tuesday, August 10, 2004 5:28 PM -0400 James Courtney <Jcourtney@inphonic.com> wrote:

I just wanted to ask my question again about anyone seeing OpenLDAP
2.1.25 backed by BDB 4.2.52 on RedHat 3 ES (or some similar combination)
silently dying under load.  My thread and conn_max* settings are the
defaults.  I'm going to mine my logs a bit to see how many nearly
concurrent requests the server is seeing when it passes away as I know
that I get spikes of requests (maildrop delivering to a distribution
list).  I suppose these *COULD* maybe exceed some internal capacity of
slapd (surely not the conn_max_pending_auth of 1000 though) and result in
some misfortune.

Also, should I consider a more recent version of OpenLDAP and/or BDB?  If
so, which are most stable?

What are your DB_CONFIG settings?

What is your cachesize setting?
What is your idlcachesize setting?

What backend are you using? (bdb, ldbm, etc).

--Quanah


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