While I have my slapd-server completely up and running, I do have one
obstacle. The sql connection disconnects after some time of idling
(MySQL server has gone away). Probably because the maximum seconds of
idling has been reached. This means I have to restart slapd to fix the
connection. I could open a cronjob to do that, but that's more a
last-resort-solution.
Is there a config option for reconnection or is there another possible
solution? I could imagine that slapd would try to reconnect in case it
loses sql connection because this could happen for all sort of reaons.
Server information: I am on Debian Squeeze using openldap 2.4.17,
recompiled with back-sql and openssl. The sql server is MySQL 5/InnoDB.
I do not have full control over the sql server. So I cannot add a user
without idling limit.
- back-sql disconnects Frederik Bosch
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