I have had some recent issues running large ldap searches against our
DB. These large searches tend to deny other queries of the opportunity
to to their job till it is finished. Downloading the source and
compiling w/ threads seems to fix this issue. My DB isn't too big,
~30000 records 10 attribs a piece, and handles lots of small queries
great. It is only when I have these large queries on rare occasions
that cause issues.
Thanks,
--
Jeppie Sumpter MCSE, MCNE
Network Specialist CCNA, CCSE
Western Kentucky University SCSA, RHCE
Nalin Dahyabhai wrote:
>
> On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 01:16:30PM -0500, Jeppie Sumpter wrote:
> > Anyone know why the OpenLdap RPM's (at least the ones I've looked at)
> > were built for slapd to run w/ a single thread? Seemed kind of odd it
> > would be done this way.
>
> Primarily as a carryover from when it wasn't safe to build slapd with
> LinuxThreads under Linux. From reading the docs, it looks like it's
> safe to change that. Under normal conditions it should work fine either
> way (put another way, not having thread support shouldn't limit slapd to
> serving one client at a time, and in my experience it doesn't).
>
> Cheers,
>
> Nalin
>
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