Piotr Wadas <[email protected]> writes: > Hello, > I'm using openldap 2.4.11 on linux x86 system, with > one database bdb backend, with the following options > in slapd.conf file: > > database bdb > [..] > dbnosync > cachesize 1000 > checkpoint 0 0 > [..]
Are you really sure to not have any checkpointing? > > Is it possible to disable bdb log.00000[0..n] files > completely? I can slapcat the database, then > remove these, slapadd and reindex database, and there's > no logs, but is it possible to avoid creating them? > Or set up some limit of numer/size of them ? Let's assume > I don't need logs. I hate logs. I don't wany any logs, whatever :) > I reviewed bdb documentation, but there's no clear information > how to control this. The log files are transaction logs, the information in this log files is required for database recovery. > Additionally - when I have a "DB_CONFIG" file in /etc/ldap, and > a DB_CONFIG file in database storage dir, e.g. /var/lib/ldap, which > one is actually used? My guess'd be /var/lib/ldap/DB_CONFIG, but > I'd like to know for sure :-) The DB_CONFIG file is to be placed in the database directory, that is in your case most likely /var/lib/ldap -Dieter -- Dieter Klünter | Systemberatung http://dkluenter.de
