Hi,
On 8/10/06, Kurt D. Zeilenga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I recall correctly, --disable-debug disables all logging.
Oh, so I have to choice between enabling all debugging code and
disabling all logging? I think it is reasonable to have an option
between the two.
Anyway, thanks for your
Hi there,
obiously this problem was due to my acls.
I missed three important points:
1. I need a anonymous auth for userPassword
2. The first matching acl wins.
3. The default last line of an acl is:
by * none.
I had an acl
access to dn-A by user-b write
access to dn-A by user-a read
Hi!
I'm have compiled slapd 2.3.24 (more technical data last) and successfully
started it with some test data using bdb (as well as hdb, ldbm).
I then started experimenting with back-perl.
1. First I got some error messages about my syntax with reference to
slapd.conf line suffix. This is
Howard Chu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PTH is a cooperative threading package which requires the application
to voluntarily yield control of the CPU to allow thread switching to
occur. A lot of that occurs transparently thru use of wrappers for
typical libc functions. Very likely, since epoll
1. First I got some error messages about my syntax with reference to
slapd.conf line suffix. This is probably quite correct although I don't
particularly understand why (the error might well be in my schema
extensions). I turned off schemachecking.
You probably want to run with schemachecking
Sounds like the copy of slapd from your build tree is a libtool wrapper
script (run file or less on it). Look for
openldap-2.3.25/servers/slapd/.libs/slapd for an actual binary to pass to
gdb. (Make sure you've compiled with -g to get symbols, of course.)
On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, [EMAIL
I have tried this in the past but it actually deletes not only the
alias, but the object the alias points to.
TIA,
Dave
Write a patch. :)
Probably the best thing you can do short of that would be to write a
short-and-sweet reproduction case, preferably one that works against the
tests framework that comes with OpenLDAP. But a complete backtrace is a
good start...
On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does back-perl link to perl or use it in any other way?
Could rebuilding perl cure problems with back-perl? Would I have to
recompile back-perl? Could I choose which perl on my system to use with
back-perl?
Lots of questions...
Johan Jönemo
Spot on! Thanks!
Anything else I should consider before officially reporting it (back-perl
segfaulting) as a bug?
Johan Jönemo
Sounds like the copy of slapd from your build tree is a libtool wrapper
script (run file or less on it). Look for
openldap-2.3.25/servers/slapd/.libs/slapd for an
Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
--On Wednesday, August 09, 2006 11:47 AM +0100 Juliet Kemp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ master / slave LDAP setup using SASL/GSSAPI auth ]
SASL/GSSAPI doesn't have a bind dn. The DN is determined either by a
authz-regexp mapping the SASL Identity to an entry in
A revision of my previous confused post:
I gather that back-perl uses libperl... (subject to linker flags and so on
for choice of exact binary). Does this have to be a shared object file or
could it be static?
Is there any particular reason for one or the other (apart from general
Dave Augustus [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have tried this in the past but it actually deletes not only the
alias, but the object the alias points to.
Read on 'Manage DSA IT control', i.e. man ldapdelete(1).
-Dieter
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At 07:06 AM 8/10/2006, Dave Augustus wrote:
I have tried this in the past but it actually deletes not only the
alias, but the object the alias points to.
If you can demonstrate that slapd(8), in response to a single
delete request, removed multiple objects, you should report a bug
(using the
Dieter Kluenter wrote:
Dave Augustus [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have tried this in the past but it actually deletes not only the
alias, but the object the alias points to.
Read on 'Manage DSA IT control', i.e. man ldapdelete(1).
That should not be necessary. The spec says that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A revision of my previous confused post:
I gather that back-perl uses libperl... (subject to linker flags and so on
for choice of exact binary). Does this have to be a shared object file or
could it be static?
That depends entirely on your platform. If you build
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