> ldap2 kernel: pid 18816 (slapd), uid 389: exited on signal 6 Signal 6 is SIGABRT, no? I'd guess that slapd is assert()ing something. There should be something about that in the logs or stderr or such. You also should be able to coerce a core dump out of such a situation. I note that the "uid 389" many times leads to a file permission error creating the core file -- check your OS configuration carefully that it's a place writable to the dying slapd.
- syncrepl cause crash on consumers? Dusty Doris
- Re: syncrepl cause crash on consumers? Aaron Richton
- Re: syncrepl cause crash on consumers? Quanah Gibson-Mount
- Re: syncrepl cause crash on consumers? Dusty Doris
- Re: syncrepl cause crash on consumers? Quanah Gibson-Mount
