> > > > > > I am testing a bit with bind's. With consecutive binds with the > same > > > test account I always get 'result not in cache'. How can I get this > in > > > cache? > > > > > > > > access_allowed: result not in cache (userPassword) > > > > > > > > 6628dba5.0659c27a 0x7ff072843b38 conn=1023 op=0 BIND > > > dn="uid=test,dc=me,dc=local" method=128 > > > > 6628dba5.0660ea46 0x7ff072843b38 => access_allowed: result not in > > cache > > > (userPassword) > > > > 6628dba5.066470b9 0x7ff072843b38 => access_allowed: auth access to > > > "uid=test,dc=me,dc=local " "userPassword" requested > > > > 6628dba5.0667703c 0x7ff072843b38 => slap_access_allowed: backend > > > default auth access granted to "(anonymous)" > > > > 6628dba5.0668099f 0x7ff072843b38 => access_allowed: auth access > > granted > > > by read(=rscxd) > > > > > > > > > I think you need to index the userPassword attribute. For that you > need > > > to add the appropriate > > > olcDBIndex entry to your database configuration. > > > > > > > > > https://www.openldap.org/doc/admin26/guide.html#MDB%20Database%20Directiv > > > es > > > > After doing this : > > > > mv slapd.ldif slapd.ldif.bak > > > > adding to the mdb section in slapd.conf > > index userPassword pres,eq > > > > /etc/openldap # slapindex userPassword > > /etc/openldap # echo $? > > 0 > > > > I am still getting this > > access_allowed: result not in cache (userPassword) > > > > Or is this related to adding openldap-overlay-proxycache ?
Am just testing with an alpine linux container and an ldap db with ~10 entries, almost nothing. Yet when I look in top res memory is 700MB. So I assume everything is already cached, but I don't really get then this logging. I don't even get why 700MB is being used, my data is probably a few 100KB.
