tor, 14.07.2005 kl. 17.45 skrev Graham Leggett:
> The slapd-bdb(5) manpage already says "Note: changing index settings
> requires rebuilding indices, see slapindex(8)." The default slapd.conf
> is not intended to be a substitute for reading the actual
> documentation.
For what reason would an end user consider consulting the slapd-bdb
manpage before adding an additional directive to slapd.conf? What a
completely non obvious and counter-intuitive course of action to take.
Documenting something "somewhere" is no substitute for documenting
something in a meaningful and relevant location. If you store your
coffee and sugar in the bathroom medicine cabinet it is no surprise that
your guest cannot make themselves a cup of coffee.
FWIW (I've completely gone over to 2.3.4 on my test rig, it's dead
stable on RHAS3 - whatever you do to it - though goodness knows 2.2.17
is turning up trumps in production too).
I've:
- Converted all the OL 2.3.4 man pages to html (man2html);
- put them on my test rig's web site;
- indexed them all with swish-e, so that I can do word searches on them
all.
Obviously I have (and use) the 2.3.4 admin guide too.
Still can't find Quanah's back-config anywhere ...