On 9/1/05, Ben Beuchler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm suspicious that individual LDAP sessions may be sticking around a > lot longer than they should, as I am seeing a *lot* more "BIND" log > entries than I am "UNBIND". For example: > > swizzle:/var/log# grep ' BIND' slapd.log|wc -l > 142308 > swizzle:/var/log# grep ' UNBIND' slapd.log|wc -l > 36520
This may have been a red herring. About an hour ago I set the "idletimeout" to 30. This is what the numbers look like on the logs created since then: swizzle:/var/log# grep ' BIND' working.log|wc -l 12237 swizzle:/var/log# grep ' UNBIND' working.log|wc -l 974 Still pretty disparate. So looking a little more closely at the logs, I decided to count 'ACCEPT' and 'closed' entries for the whole log, not BIND and UNBIND: swizzle:/var/log# grep ACCEPT slapd.log|wc -l 16139 swizzle:/var/log# grep closed slapd.log|wc -l 16226 Additionally, I set "idletimeout 30" about 3 hours ago. We haven't even hit the busiest part of the day and I'm already running at 57 slapd threads. Is that also a red herring? Should I be concerned about needing that many threads? Thanks! -Ben
