Ryan Braun [ADS] wrote:
> Here's an easy perl script you can run, it will do a sub search on a given
> suffex and output the total entries returned.
On FDS I'd prefer to search for (hasSubordinates=TRUE) and sum up the
values of the numSubordinates attribute in the entries found.
Other LDAP ser
On Tuesday 10 March 2009 17:38:33 Branimir wrote:
> David Boreham wrote:
> > Branimir wrote:
> >> well, I know that I can perform search and count them. I hoped that
> >> there is some shell command implemented in FDS that could provide this
> >> number. I administer commercial LDAP solution that p
Rich Megginson wrote:
Branimir wrote:
Rich Megginson wrote:
Branimir wrote:
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored
in FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very
least perform a search that
returns all
Branimir wrote:
Rich Megginson wrote:
Branimir wrote:
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored
in FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very
least perform a search that
returns all entries and count them
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
well, I know that I can perform search and count them. I hoped that
there is some shell command implemented in FDS that could provide this
number. I administer commercial LDAP solution that provides such
command. In my case this commercial solution charges
Rich Megginson wrote:
Branimir wrote:
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored
in FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very least
perform a search that
returns all entries and count them !
The server ho
Nalin Dahyabhai wrote:
Assuming you only care about entries that get stored on disk (which is
what I'd prefer if I were a customer), you could find the id2entry
database file run 'db_stat -d' against it, and use the number of unique
keys and data items it returns as your count.
This does essen
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 04:14:28PM +0100, Branimir wrote:
> well, I know that I can perform search and count them. I hoped that
> there is some shell command implemented in FDS that could provide this
> number. I administer commercial LDAP solution that provides such
> command. In my case thi
Rich Megginson wrote:
Assuming your entry cache contains every entry (that is, assuming you
have enough RAM to cache every entry), you can query the entry cache
count and that should be the number of entries in your directory
server. This is the (apparently) undocumented attribute called
curr
Branimir wrote:
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored
in FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very least
perform a search that
returns all entries and count them !
The server however does not maintain
Great!
Thank you very much!
- David
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Rich Megginson wrote:
> Chun Tat David Chu wrote:
>
>> Rich, thanks for your info.
>>
>> I have one more question. Is the salt used for the SSHA generated every
>> time when a new user is added into the LDAP? What I meant is
This isn't exactly fds specific, but I figure someone might have run into this
aswell here. I'm trying to setup my ldap clients to cache their passwords so
they are able to login if the network connection to the ldap servers go down.
All servers and clients are running etch.
But I'm having
Branimir wrote:
well, I know that I can perform search and count them. I hoped that
there is some shell command implemented in FDS that could provide this
number. I administer commercial LDAP solution that provides such
command. In my case this commercial solution charges per directory
entry s
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored in
FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very least
perform a search that
returns all entries and count them !
The server however does not maintain a running count
Rich Megginson wrote:
You might also be able to extract that information from the
information in cn=monitor or one of the cn=monitor entries under the
database entries -
Unless something has changed recently, there's no entry count
information maintained or readable via cn=monitor.
The director
The search might not be a good way to do it if the number of entries
exceeded the number you have set in the size limit in the Fedora LDAP.
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Rocio Quirantes wrote:
> I,m not sure, but if you perform a search that returns all entries it
> will show you the number.
Chun Tat David Chu wrote:
Rich, thanks for your info.
I have one more question. Is the salt used for the SSHA generated
every time when a new user is added into the LDAP? What I meant is
that there is an unique salt generated per user password, am I correct?
Yes.
Thanks,
David
On Tue, Ma
David Boreham wrote:
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored in
FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very least
perform a search that
returns all entries and count them !
The server however does not maintain a running count
I,m not sure, but if you perform a search that returns all entries it
will show you the number.
For example:
In the command line:
ldapsearch -LLL -x -D bindDn -W -H ldaps://ldap.example.com:636 -b
ou=users, dc=example,dc=com objectClass=*
in the ldap log you get:
conn=2853323 fd=276 ACCEPT from
Branimir wrote:
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP entries stored in
FDC?
Obviously that's a ridiculous statement. You could at the very least
perform a search that
returns all entries and count them !
The server however does not maintain a running count itself. So one way
or
Rich, thanks for your info.
I have one more question. Is the salt used for the SSHA generated every time
when a new user is added into the LDAP? What I meant is that there is an
unique salt generated per user password, am I correct?
Thanks,
David
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Rich Megginso
Branimir wrote:
Hi list,
can someone tell me where to find the total number of LDAP entries
stored in FDC? I looked up in Console "Status" tab but I could not find
the number.
If someone can give me a hint...
Thank you in advance!
Hi,
so there is no way to find the number of total LDAP
Chun Tat David Chu wrote:
Hi All,
Just curious, the default password encryption scheme for LDAP is SSHA.
What is the number of bits it is using? Is it SSSH256, SSSH384, SSSH512?
It's the SHA-1 140 bits algorithm
Thanks,
David
-
Hi All,
Just curious, the default password encryption scheme for LDAP is SSHA.
What is the number of bits it is using? Is it SSSH256, SSSH384, SSSH512?
Thanks,
David
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 4:46 AM, Chavez, James R.
wrote:
> Hello Rich, list,
>
>
> Earlier today we started getting this error in our FDS error log
> repeatedly. Obviously connections were being refused at this point. I
> had to restart the directory server for the server to function again.
> Prio
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