and it is crashing because of this.
google site:www.openldap.org zero-length strings
This has been hashed out numerous times. Your software is broken.
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scope=one searches optimization for mdb?
Feel free to submit a patch to the ITS.
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Jonathan Clarke wrote:
On 28/09/12 02:38, Howard Chu wrote:
For those who haven't been following along, support for OpenLDAP's MDB
(memory-mapped database) library is also available for several other
open source projects, including Cyrus SASL (sasldb mech), Heimdal
Kerberos (hdb module
.
They are intrinsically difficult to audit and difficult to track. Use of ACIs
can make it impossible to prove that a given deployment correctly implements a
formally defined security policy. IME, people who are fond of ACIs either
don't understand the security risks, or don't care.
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what you're looking for when you run mdb_stat. What did you
expect to see?
Page size: 4096
Tree depth: 2
Branch pages: 1
Leaf pages: 2
Overflow pages: 0
Entries: 59
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Frank Swasey wrote:
Today at 4:42am, Howard Chu wrote:
Huh? I'm wondering what you're looking for when you run mdb_stat. What did
you expect to see?
I guess I was expecting to see something more like the output of
db_stat, which I ran looking for deadlocks and evidence that any limits
were
Roman Rybalko wrote:
17.10.2012 04:19, Howard Chu пишет:
Have a look at mdb_stat in git mdb.master commit
617769bce5bcac809791adb11301e40d27c31566
Use options -e and -f, that should give you everything you want.
Feedback appreciated, I doubt this is its final form yet.
Thanks!
Nice tool
, using default.
How I can to resolve it ?
Best regards,
Rodrigo Faria
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*/
Is this something particular to xlc?
Sounds like it. It seems that your compiler/preprocessor doesn't support CPP
macros with variable number of arguments.
Thanks
Howard Allison
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nssov overlay does.
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will also consume more memory in each thread's local stack; setting this to
thousands would probably be a bad idea.
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memory
leaks in back-bdb/hdb in many years.
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--enable-crypt=yes --enable-modules=yes --enable-rewrite=yes --enable-bdb=mod
--enable-hdb=mod --enable-ldap=mod --enable-mdb=mod --enable-meta=mod
--enable-monitor=mod --enable-overlays=mod --with-tls=openssl
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to take full advantage of a SMP system ?
Yes, OpenLDAP benefits from SMP. Whether or not OpenBSD supports SMP
adequately, I can't say.
Read the Admin Guide.
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what's in the MDB environment.
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Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
--On Tuesday, November 13, 2012 4:25 PM -0800 Howard Chu h...@symas.com
wrote:
I found that OSX acts different -- It actually allocates the entire size
of the database on disk, regardless of how much is used. That may be
common to all the BSDs.
Sounds like
/private.cgi/Archive.Software%20Enhancements?id=3112;selectid=3112;usearchives=1
Nobody has asked for docs thus far, because everybody recognizes that
subtree/onelevel/subordinate are the same as the corresponding LDAP search
scopes, and their behavior is already specified.
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it happen. The fact that what
you're asking for hasn't been written in the past 8 years indicates to me that
no one is interested.
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ever implemented anything for the backend
keyword, it is purely a no-op.
Also No: overlays may only be configured on databases. Not backends.
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: error: POSIX regex required.
But the distribution contains precompiled pcre library and regex.h
contains regfree function declaration.
What is going wrong?
Only you can answer that. Read the config.log file and see what error message
was in it for the regfree test.
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on the main MDB page.
Notice that there is an MDB issue triggered when using this wrapper
( http://www.openldap.org/its/index.cgi?findid=7448 ), use at your own risk.
We will investigate this when a reproducible test case is available.
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get on.
Sergio.
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there may be a bug in 2.4.x also, as the support for
certificateMatch was removed in commit
4c64b8626d5b2b26256446dbc29f63ab45b5ec1d March 2006. Not sure why, would have
to check the email archives or ask Kurt.
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.
The OpenLDAP source tree already includes the MDB source code.
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Mike Hulsman wrote:
Quoting Howard Chu h...@symas.com:
Mike Hulsman wrote:
Hi,
I stumbled upon an difference between openldap 2.4.30 and 2.3.43.
This is my configuration.
X509 certificates are stored in the directory and a search is done with:
((mail=aaa@a.b
to be
(objectclass=*) to support Presence filters.
Besides, it is impossible to modify attributes
olcPcacheTemplate/olcPcacheAttrset:
modify/add: olcPcacheTemplate: no equality matching rule
This is definitely a bug, please submit this to the ITS. Thanks.
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and loading it into slapd. You would also need
to populate the values. You can use the rootdse directive to do that. I
would guess you only need the first capability, but I don't use Outlook so
have no way to verify this.
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Victor Sudakov wrote:
Howard Chu wrote:
You could fake this, by copying the schema definition of the
supportedCapabilities attribute and loading it into slapd. You would also need
to populate the values. You can use the rootdse directive to do that. I
would guess you only need the first
,dc=example,dc=com#012#011uid=user,ou=users,dc=example,dc=com
slapd[20616]: dnMatch
-2#012#011uid=item6,ou=users,dc=example,dc=com#012#011uid=user,ou=users,dc=example,dc=com
*
*
*Al Dispennette*
*
*
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release. You should consider upgrading to 2.4.33, and
using back-mdb, which is simpler to configure and cannot deadlock.
On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:31 PM, Howard Chu h...@symas.com
mailto:h...@symas.com wrote:
Pawan Kamboj wrote:
Hi,
We are getting bdb_idl_fetch_key: get
in the debug output.
The only relevant change to back-meta from 2.4.25 to .26 is for ITS#6909.
Perhaps you can retest your config with that patch reverted and see how it goes.
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the server before adding the new data on the daily
bases..? If so why is it so..?
No, there's no need to restart. But you must configure a checkpoint. Read the
slapd-bdb(5) manpage.
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- none.
Does it mean that I am missed something to correctly set
nssov-pam-session in slapd.conf?
Sounds like a bug in nssov, please submit this to the ITS, thanks.
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output but was capable to stop working by
Ctrl-C handler.
Setting olcToolThreads to 0 or 1 has solved this problem.
I dont know is this a bug or my misconfiguration?
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syncprov.la: null module registered*
Surely the above message signifies an error?
No, it is normal.
[...]
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LDIF file be provided, please, for this important
replication design, n-way multi-master?
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it.
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suggest you submit a request to the ITS and list all of the places you see
that you think need updating.
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read(11, , 4096) = 0
mmap(NULL, 10737418240, PROT_READ, MAP_SHARED, 11, 0) = -1 ENOMEM
(Cannot allocate memory)
close(11) = 0
munmap(0x7fe3941e4000, 8192) = 0
close(9)= 0
.
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/presentations.
http://symas.com/mdb/
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-config. See the man page for any of these subjects for details.
Not quite. The *contents* of slapd.d ar ecreated by those tools. The directory
itself has to be created explicitly.
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and pull the client IP address out of there. The smbk5pwd
module already uses this trick so it should be trivial to copy/paste that code
into radius.c.
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Julius Plenz wrote:
Hi Howard,
hi Dan,
thanks for your reply.
* Howard Chu h...@symas.com [2013-01-23 18:38]:
I would just take the current radius.c checker and modify it to
stash the Operation pointer somewhere it can be retrieved, then grab
it in the password check function and pull
while running other slap* tools.
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of what is in the DB. It doesn't try to tell you what isn't in the
DB. Your DB must have been in this state for a long time, probably ever since
its initial import.
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a filter
term that matches zero entries, it is beneficial to evaluate that first in an
AND clause. But it would make no difference in an OR clause.
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slapd.conf.
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by * read
Thanks,
Andrew
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.
(Of course, the source code is still there if any interested hackers are
looking for a project to adopt.)
On a related note, the Project will also be dropping support for BerkeleyDB
since OpenLDAP's Lightning MDB has proven to be superior.
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in the openldap distribution, in the
overlay section or contrib section.
Thanks for the effort but I don't believe it would be a good idea to include
this code for the above reasons.
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writes_per_commit
to 500 from the current value of 1000.)
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is just doing a notification, not actually handling the queries
itself, it's not a backend.
or am i misunderstanding this?
Re-read the manpage.
This module may also be used as an overlay
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General Stone wrote:
Hello,
can I use the ppolicy overlay wtih sasl binds? It seems, that it dosn't
work?!
No.
The spec for interaction of ppolicy with SASL (and other) authentication
methods was never completed.
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for any ideas.
Tim
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without having actually read
what's in front of you. If your first instinct is *not* naturally to read the
source tree, your programming habits need sharpening.
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recommendation for debugging further?
Regards,
Jimmy Royer
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from AD, is that possible?
Anything is possible. Dunno if it makes sense though.
Any guidance, example solutions, or suggested reading is greatly appreciated.
-Dave
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using SASL/PLAIN to actually
talk to saslauthd, nothing inside slapd is relevant.
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garbling the input.
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question: How do I import the samba (3.6.9) schema (previously
in an include schema file) to the new 2.4 server?
Why would you need to do this as an explicit step? When you convert slapd.conf
to a database, everything included in the config is converted at the same time.
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Wes Modes wrote:
On 3/14/2013 5:50 AM, Howard Chu wrote:
Wes Modes wrote:
Previously, I was running 2.3 and then 2.4 using all the 2.3 config
files.
I am building a new 2.4 server the right way using OpenLDAP native
database and config schema.
As I migrate the functionality of the old server
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to it on the LMDB main page.
Cheers,
Shmul
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, and last_pgno is maxed out.
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efficient than BerkeleyDB.
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as a general rule the X.500 data model
requires that a server store and return exactly what the user provided.
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Tobias Oberstein wrote:
Am 21.03.2013 21:58, schrieb Howard Chu:
Tobias Oberstein wrote:
Hello,
I have read the - very interesting - performance comparison
http://symas.com/mdb/microbench/
I'd like to ask if someone did benchmark LMDB (and/or the others)
against http://www.garret.ru
be going on here?
Looks like it's behaving exactly as you specified. As admin you have write
access. When you searched anonymously, you got no access. (You gave anonymous
auth access, but a search is obviously not an auth request.)
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Search the archives. There's no point carrying this one on again.
Am 22.03.2013 21:02, schrieb Howard Chu:
Michael Ströder wrote:
Manuel Gaupp wrote:
I don't think so, because RFC 4512, section 3.3 says:
When creating an entry or adding
a straight adjacency list, but similar concepts hold.
Based solely on the description here, I would use MDB_DUPFIXED and
MDB_APPENDDUP or MDB_MULTIPLE. You could later use MDB_GET_MULTIPLE to read
the values and reconstruct the vector.
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.
Thanks,
Yucheng
On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 11:35 AM, Howard Chu h...@symas.com
mailto:h...@symas.com wrote:
Yucheng Low wrote:
Hi,
I am considering using LMDB to store a dynamic graph structure, and it
will be
very helpful to support append to value having
database.)
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delete operation by default.
You can enable delete support by compiling with
CFLAGS=.. -DSLAP_CONFIG_DELETE
Not sure whether that's officially supported/recommended by OpenLDAP
developers though.
Not yet.
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are making
requests to a backend that gets removed is totally undefined.
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-atomically would invariably result in inexplicable client error
messages as they send requests to an LDAP server that was working fine
before but suddenly replies no global superior knowledge.
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, the
maxsize *must* be larger than the DB size. Also, what OpenLDAP version are
you using? That's always important to note.
The maxsize should always be larger than the DB, regardless of writemap. That
is, if you expect the DB to grow over time.
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actual RAM.
Nonsense. Set the size to as large as you need to allow the DB to grow.
Period. Writemap has no bearing on this.
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, but when slapd
starts with -h option, it always fails.
This means your olcServerID IDs are *not* configured properly. In particular,
none of the URLs in your IDs match any of the URLs in your -h option.
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is knowledge that serves you the rest of
your life.
As a starting point - what does vmstat tell you? Don't just paste its output
here, learn what it means.
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clients.
access to attrs=userpassword filter=(globalLock=off)
by anonymous auth
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asking a stupid
question?
Sasa
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 4:40 PM, Quanah Gibson-Mount qua...@zimbra.com
mailto:qua...@zimbra.com wrote:
--On Monday, April 08, 2013 4:49 AM -0700 Howard Chu h...@symas.com
mailto:h...@symas.com wrote:
There's nothing particular to LMDB to tune
meta_back_bind: no target for dn
uid=admin,ou=rsp1,c=de,o=mno (32).
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exactly the same content, and so the results for searches
should also be identical.
Regards
Jürgen Sprenger
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that
something is not working fine, at least on the user end of OpenLDAP
distribution.
Simone
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request, to read the entryCSN of the change. Then use an assert control on the
following request, assuming it references the same entry.
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than
to wait for Windows to eventually notice the process is gone.
The smarter solution of course is to quit using such a braindead OS as a
server platform.
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away.
Le 06/05/2013 20:25, Howard Chu a écrit :
Benin Technologies wrote:
Hi,
I'm doing some tests on a perl backend, which causes sometimes my
OpenLDAP to hang. I then kill the process, but when I try to restart
openldap it won't, because of my HDB backend. I get the following
message
server to the
remote servers.
Can anyone help?
Sounds more like a question for the OpenSSH mailing lists. The last I knew,
they refused to integrate patches providing LDAP key lookup support.
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is the 2nd parameter. How else would you expect it to be passed?
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Chief Architect, OpenLDAP http://www.openldap.org/project/
on the olcDatabase={1}mdb
database lets you replicate the *content* of that database. To replicate the
*configuration* of that database your consumer must be set where that
configuration is stored.
The configuration is stored in olcDatabase={0}config.
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the local mdb instance?
Adds only work when performed by the rootDN. Likewise for Deletes. If your
clients are using the rootDN for routine operation, you're doing something wrong.
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Director, Highland Sun http://highlandsun.com/hyc/
Chief Architect, OpenLDAP http://www.openldap.org/project/
machine. Yes, you can change
the number if you close and reopen the env, it's not persisted on disk. It's
just sizing an array in your MDB_env.
Ben Johnson
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but just allocating to
a different place.
That's treated as a failure since mtest uses the FIXEDMAP flag. In most
applications you won't be using FIXEDMAP so you can ignore this error.
Ben Johnson
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