--On Friday, June 16, 2006 8:50 AM -0400 Aaron Richton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Somewhere between 5-10 times per day (which really isn't that often for the load around here), slapd outputs "connection_read(%ld): no connection!\n", i.e. from connection.c. I ran a grep with context today, and found that invariably, these are immediately following a "closed" log message. For example: conn=626905 fd=109 closed connection_read(109): no connection! conn=648575 fd=109 closed connection_read(109): no connection! conn=649607 fd=112 closed connection_read(112): no connection! conn=165899 fd=347 closed connection_read(347): no connection! conn=27471 fd=99 closed connection_read(99): no connection! Why would slapd try to "connection_read" something that it apparently knows is "closed"?
This is solaris, right? I think it is a side effect of the solaris file descriptor kernel bug.
This is with 2.3.24. I haven't consciously touched LWL in production yet, so I'm pretty sure that's not defined because it's not default yet IIRC?
Correct, LWL is not enabled in 2.3.24 unless you define LDAP_DEVEL while building.
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