Hi, On Thursday, November 01, 2012 12:09:17 PM Benjamin Arntzen wrote: > Hey there, > > I'm trying to evaluate OwnCloud in a large-ish corporate environment, > and I'm running into issues where it only shows a small portion of our > users (around 1000-10,000 depending on which groups/users you wish to > show). I've been unable to find documentation related to using LDAP in > OwnCloud at scale, so I had a couple of questions: > > 1. Does OwnCloud use paged queries if your query's result exceeds the > server-side limit? (searching, for example, 500 results at a time to > fulfill a 705-result request) Not in 4.5, but will in 5. It requires PHP 5.4 (or a patched 5.3 with the functions ldap_control_paged_result and ldap_control_paged_result_response)
> 2. How do you clear the LDAP cache manually? I've been testing it with > different filters and different locations and there seems to be some odd > lag between what I change and when it shows up. Change the cache TTL in Settings → Admin → LDAP Advanced. In future (probably >=4.5.2), the cache will be cleared on every Save in the settings. > 3. Does OwnCloud scale to a large LDAP environment at all? I saw > something in one of the PHP files that indicated it was processing LDAP > data 10 results at a time, or limiting to 10 results or something along > those lines. I tried changing that without much effect. What you have probably seen were arguments like $offset and $limit which can be passed when for example users or groups are retrieved, but not all of them at once (e.g. for pagination). → ownCloud is able to handle larger LDAP envs. Cheers Arthur > > Thanks, > ~ Benjamin _______________________________________________ Owncloud mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud
