On Sun, 23 Sep 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> "Dan Perik Work" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Unless the memory leak in the LDAP module is already fixed
> > (I haven't seen posts saying that it was), that would seem a
> > high priority for me.
>
> I would agree, however... I'm unable to reproduce it locally (no
> time/ability to set up an ldap server), and there has been no more
> information on the list about the problem.
>
> i.e. does it leak memory for when doing accounting only? Does it
> leak memory when doing authentication only? Does it leak when doing
> authorization only?
>
> Any help at narrowing down the scope of the problem would help. I'm
> at a loss for what to do.
>
> Alan DeKok.
>
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Hello, rlm_ldap works without a memory leak on linux (redhat 6.1 and redhat
7.1). I 've hit it so far with a total of 19000 requests for 3 valid usernames,
21000 requests for a valid username with wrong password and 3000 requests for
a not existant username and I haven't seen any significant memory usage
increase. On the other hand solaris continues to have a major memory leak. Hope
this helps.
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kkalev
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