(&kcontext))
Causes the entire application (directory server) using the plugin (shared
object) to coredump.
Now I am not all that crash hot at dbx or any debugger - but what sort of
things should I be looking for?
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eaded however I do have a mutex around the
entire call to the kerberos stuff ... shouldn't that help ?
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not passed in as
> an argument to the system call).
Thank you, between my last message and now - our kerberos administrator has
recompiled K5 with '-mt' and now our directory administrator (me) has a
working Directory Server 5.1 kerberos authentication plugin.
Now for some load testin
We are getting an error 24 (integer value of 24) returned from the
init_context routine when I call it very frequently (sequentially - just 1 at
a time).
Given all the error numbers are big -ve number, what is this error and what
might be causing it.
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> On Solaris you can get EMFILE from fopen() even though you process is
> not out of file descriptors when: you process is 32-bits and all file
> descriptors < 256 are taken.
But it only gets called one at a time, and I remove/free both the context and
the credential cache.
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I don't think so ... I am sure our K4 passwords are hashed on the server.
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am getting error 22 returned after alot heavier load.
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> This _may_ be because libkrb5 is not thread-safe... this is a
> multi-threaded application, right? It may be best to use a big lock
> around all calls into libkrb5.
Already done ...
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means and what may be causing it ?
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one auth going on at
any given time in this app (which is iPlanet Directory server by the way).
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e thread safety issue on a somewhat
> larger scale.
I don't get to do ANY rewrites on the main application as it is a commercial
app (iPlanet Directory server) all I get to do is write a plugin (.so)
which the main application loads and runs.
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s in a ps list etc. Problem is converting this plugin to fork
new processes each time is a little beyond me at this point.
But at least we have worked out the problem would specifying the
machines as IP addresses in the krb5.conf file help at al
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