--On Saturday, September 03, 2005 7:12 AM +0530 Sameer N Ingole
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Robert Petkus wrote:
Folks,
I finally found the problem after much frustration --> Solaris. Once
I tried the same query on Linux and was able to retrieve >1000 entries
I figured the problem was with
Robert Petkus wrote:
Folks,
I finally found the problem after much frustration --> Solaris. Once
I tried the same query on Linux and was able to retrieve >1000 entries
I figured the problem was with the ldap client on Solaris.
Looking in the logs, Solaris was using paged results from back-bdb
I'm trying to decide if my slapd's hunger for threads is acceptable or
a sign of some underlying pathology. I work at a small college with
around 1000 users. We're using LDAP to provide network authentication
for ~200 OS X workstations and 1000 email accounts (providing both
mailbox information t
Shawn McKinney wrote:
Thanks. I would like to make one correction to my
earlier post that stated:
My question is, for situations when the user
account is locked, how do we reset the user account
programatically? I have found leaving the
pwdReset flag alone will not unlock the user's
accou
Folks,
I finally found the problem after much frustration --> Solaris. Once I
tried the same query on Linux and was able to retrieve >1000 entries I
figured the problem was with the ldap client on Solaris.
Looking in the logs, Solaris was using paged results from back-bdb.
When doing an ldap
Hello Everybody,
I'm trying to add an entry (at the end you will find
the text of the ldiff file) to my tree using ldapadd.
but I get this error:
adding new entry
"serialNumber=8,cn=prueba,ou=Internet,o=Ubiquando,c=CO"
ldapadd: update failed:
serialNumber=8,cn=prueba,ou=Internet,o=Ubiquando,c=CO
> > I'm facing the same problem in these days. I'm using Heartbeat and
> > the problem is that when the failed node comes back Heartbeat doesn't
> > start it automatically as slave. I'll try to put a script that starts
> > OpenLDAP automatically as slave at boot time and see what happens.
> > Then
