--On Friday, September 27, 2013 10:40 PM -0500 espe...@oreillyauto.com
wrote:
That is what I have done so far was a fresh install and not part of a
distro. And I have everything working with the exception of this one
application. And it appears that tuning the DB should be what fixes it.
On Friday, September 27, 2013 11:07:48 PM Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
Again, you need to run a current release if you want to do MMR. Period. No
amount of tuning the DB is going to fix this particular problem.
If building debs is the issue, Symas offers supported ones.
Just sayin'...
-Stephan
Still not working. A few more things that I've noticed:
- While pointing to slapd.conf file with -f, slapadd and slapadd seem to
work, but starting the daemon similarly with -f doesn't help finding the
actual content (e.g. ldapsearch -x uid=xxx).
- The original, working setup doesn't use the
I guess AppArmor is blocking you. If I'm right, dmesg(1) will show some
audit messages that confirm it. Look at /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.slapd
for the rules it follows.
You are correct.
You could work around AppArmor, either by copying or hard-linking
/usr/sbin/slapd somewhere else and
I am not an expert at this, so I might be doing things incorrectly.
I used Mingw x86_64 to build LMDB (just changed the CC in the Makefile). I
had an issue with srandom and random in the test programs and switch to
rand instead. Now I can build successfully and make test runs mtest
successfully.
Now if I try one of the other mtest[2-5] or mtest itself, I get sporadic
segmentation fault. If I wait long enough it will always work, but
running the programs in a kind of loop guarantees a seg fault error.
Has anyone successfully build LMDB for Windows and can help here.
Alain,
I've
Alain wrote:
I am not an expert at this, so I might be doing things incorrectly.
I used Mingw x86_64 to build LMDB (just changed the CC in the Makefile). I had
an issue with srandom and random in the test programs and switch to rand
instead. Now I can build successfully and make test runs mtest
