> memory usage may heavily depend on the cache sizes you can define in > slapd.conf, if you are using ldbm as a backend. (have a look at section > 5.2.4 of the adminguide on openldap.org) increasing them can also > dramatically increase the performance of slapd doing searches.. depends on > the number of entries in your db too, though..
Do the cache configuration entries in slapd.conf have any effect if you do not compile in caching to slapd? The caching option for slapd was listed as experimental, so I did not enable it. Are you saying that there is a separate caching function that is done by the underlying database (I'm using BerkeleyDB), and that it is controlled through the cache configuration options in slapd.conf? Thanks, David Stults
