Hi, If you add a new index to an existing database, you have to run slapindex. Br,György
Georg Bretschneider <[email protected]> írta: >Hi Christian, > >thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I did not do any difference. >Seems I have to setup a test environment, cause I can't "afford" to do >further tests on my live system. >I am really surprised that adding an index can cause such a problem. >Seems my lack of understanding of the inner mechanics of openldap stands >in the way of me finding a solution. ;) > >I hope, someone will come up with an idea. Within the next months I >won't have time for further and time expensive testing. > > >Bye >Georg > >Am 17.01.2012 12:04, schrieb Christian Mack: >> Hi Georg Bretschneider >> >> >> On 2012-01-16 22:30, Georg Bretschneider wrote: >>> I'm still having this problems when trying to index "uid" in openldap. >>> Withouth uid being index, openldap gives warnings. That's not a big >>> issue, but actually a) I think indexing the uid is useful and b) I >>> really want to satisfy my ldap service. ;) >>> >>> Does anybody might have any guess? >> < ... > >>>>> but also adding: >>>>> index uid eq,pres >> >> We have also a substring index on it: >> index uid pres,eq,sub >> >> Perhaps that's your problem? >> >> >> Kind regards, >> Christian Mack >> >-- >[email protected] >https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
