Re: max concurrent connections

Marten Lehmann wrote: Hello, I heard that openldap is limited to 1024 concurrent ldap-connections from clients, while other directory servers can handle millions of them. Is this true? Not true. No single instance of a network service running on any operating system available today can handle

Re: Hosting Multiple domains with the same ending dc?

Jorge Diaz wrote: I Understand that! But if i use referrals standard LDAP Clients gets confused because cannot understand referrals. So, there is a way of "Proxying" the request "Server Side" betwen servers? Some LDAP servers call this functionality "chaining". In OpenLDAP, iirc, it's called

Re: Hosting Multiple domains with the same ending dc?

Jorge Diaz wrote: First Server -> dc=example,dc=com Second Server - > dc=countryA,dc=example,dc=com The first server must be the owner (Write Access) of dc=example,dc=com and must replicate the changes to the second server. This is not possible with standard LDAP; you probably need to use th

Re: schema checking cannot be disabled

Kurt D. Zeilenga wrote: At 10:35 AM 9/29/2005, Michael Torrie wrote: Can OpenLDAP 2.2.28 be hacked to turn schema checking back off? Yes. But I suggest you consider how you might be able to resolve this problem without resorting to such hacking, such as updating whatever tool you are using

Re: Searching for records with missing attribute

Abhik Sarkar wrote: Hi Everyone, I am trying to formulate an ldapsearch to find all records which do _not_ contain a particular attribute. (&(objectClass=*)(!(description=*))) See RFC 2254: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2254.html BR, -- mike

Re: run command when change to ou=something,dc=example,dc=com was made?

Tomasz Chmielewski wrote: I have a program that reads data from ou=something,dc=example,dc=com, and then creates config files out of it. It currently runs from cron, but as the changes are made rather seldom (but should be made almost immediately), I feel that this constant pulling of OpenLDA

Re: Fault-tolerance for master OpenLDAP server

Samuel Tran wrote: Hi All, I would like to make my OpenLDAP setup more fault-tolerant by introducing a second master server. There are a couple of high-avalaibility solutions, Heartbeat + DRDB being one of them. If any of you have already implemented such a solution with your OpenLDAP setup, c

Re: LDAP logging question

Joao wrote: Hello Is there any chance of logging LDAP not using the syslog??my problem is, i have more then 1 ldap server in the computer and want to have separated logs of each server. thnx Yep, a much better solution than using syslog is to use Daemontools: http://cr.yp.to/