Hi folks,
it might be off-topic, but it seems openldap isn't really thread-safe (at
least under solaris and freebsd).
I'm using berkeley db2/db3 (v. 3.2.9.xsomething)
When doing the following task (importing dns database into ldap):
for (i=0; i<10000; i++)
{search subtree
insert around 10 objects
}
the indices get corrupted after about 600 operations (cachesize and
dbcachesize are big enough)
When compiling openldap (2.0.4, 2.0.6, 2.0.8, 2.0.15, 2.0.18)
--without-threads the indices did not seem to corrupt. Since everyone in
this list depends on a stable ldap server (qmail-ldap as well as ldap-base
dns service) it would be nice to know if anyone else experiencing this
problems (I know many people are unhappy with openldap, what about djbldap
:)
I seems to work right know but unthreaded it would much slower (no time for
performance-testing so far)
gtx
michael
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