On 06/24/2015 10:02 AM, Christoph Kaminski wrote:
freeipa-users-boun...@redhat.com schrieb am 29.04.2015 17:51:46:
> Am 29.04.2015 um 15:43 schrieb Ludwig Krispenz:
> >
> > On 04/29/2015 03:17 PM, Martin (Lists) wrote:
> >> Am 27.04.2015 um 09:45 schrieb Ludwig Krispenz:
> >>> On 04/26/2015 10:49 AM, Martin (Lists) wrote:
> >>>> Hallo
> >>>>
> >>>> after a reboot I get almost thousand of the following messages:
> >>>>
> >>>> DSRetroclPlugin - delete_changerecord: could not delete change
record
> >>>> 128755 (rc: 32)
> >>> this message comes from changeglog trimming and means that an entry,
> >>> which should be purged does not exist (any more).
> >>> the retrocl maintains a first/lastchange and trinming starts at
> >>> firstchange. if for some reason (race ?) there is an attempt to
try to
> >>> delete the same entry a second time this message should be logged.
> >>> since the changenumbers in the error message increases, I think
> >>> changelog trimming moves forward. you could do searches on
> >>> "cn=changelog" to verify that trimming works.
> >> changelog is part of the ldbm database plugin and contains several
> >> informations I don't understand (or understand partially). What
kind of
> >> information should I look for?
> > the changelog keeps track of the changes applied to the database, a
> > typical entry looks like:
> > dn: changenumber=4,cn=changelog
> > objectClass: top
> > objectClass: changelogentry
> > changeNumber: 4
> > targetDn: cn=tuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
> > changeTime: 20140411093444Z
> > changeType: delete
>
> OK, I looked in the wrong directory. Now I have found many changelog
> entries, starting with number 152926 and ending with 155512 (ldapsearch
> states 2588 numEntries). Should that be that much?
>
> The oldest is about two days and an half old and it does not change
> within the last few minutes.
>
> >
> > each entry gets a DN made up from he changenumber, so your entries
will
> > be named:
> > ....
> > dn: changenumber=61,cn=changelog
> > dn: changenumber=62,cn=changelog
> > dn: changenumber=63,cn=changelog
> > dn: changenumber=64,cn=changelog
> > ....
> > changenumbers start and are always incremented, changelog trimming
> > removes old entries (depending on config).
> >
> > so if you do a search like:
> > ldapsearch .................. -b "cn=changelog"
> > the changenumber of the first entry rerurne should always increase,
> > indicating that trimming works.
>
> As it seems my trimming is broken, at least partially. Is there
> something I can adjust?
>
> >
> > you said "thousands" of messages, how frequent are they really ?
>
> On every reboot I got these messages. I do not get them during normal
> opperation.
>
> Something odd I observed after the last two reboots: ns-slapd runs my
> hard disk for several minutes (about 15 minutes) after the reboot. This
> is the time it takes to log all these change record messages.
>
> Kindly
> Martin
>
> --
We have the same issue here on some servers... Any solutions for it?
Hi Christoph,
If you do a search on 'cn=changelog' what is the number of the first
returned entry ?
Also what is the first number logged in the error log
'delete_changerecord: could not delete change record xxx'.
Did you see those messages after a server restart ?
thanks
thierry
Greetz
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