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<0> ghenry: "sh run -w testXXX"
<0> the script will print the PID of each server as it starts, and wait for you to press return before continuing.
<0> attach with gdb, then hit return...
<1> amd I can attach to it
<1> cool
<1> it;s the slave
<1> hang on
<1> 0x080c12ed in syncrepl_del_nonpresent (op=0xb73beec8, si=0x99f0c28, uuids=0x0, cookiecsn=0x99f0f28) at syncrepl.c:2225
<1> 2225 csn = si->si_syncCookie.ctxcsn[0];
<1> I do have this too
<1> Error while mapping shared library sections:
<1> ../../../servers/slapd/overlays/.libs/syncprov-2-devel.so.0: No such file or directory.
<1> before that
<1> prob that?
<0> no
<0> that's just gdb being confused
<1> no -g switch
<1> when compiled?
<0> no
<0> you have to start gdb from the same working directory as the target process.
<1> did a gdb tut last night ;-)
<1> ah, ok
<1> running again
<0> hm, my line 2225 looks nothing like that.
<0> oh never mind, I just added some comments to my copy.
<2> : sees lots of questions to the list today that are answered in manual pages.
<2> sigh.
<1> fecking docs not being read again.
<1> "I'm an idiot and I'd like to spend my time writing emails and not reading the docs, which would be quicker" ;-)
<0> hmmm, how would the consumer have a newer contextCSN than its provider.
<0> (LALOT's email)
<3> that happened to me for a while, until you fixed the bug :P
<3> any time purge was called on the accesslog db
<3> so it was specific to delta-syncrepl
<0> right, unrelated I think
<3> yeah, me too
<3> but that's the only instance I know of ;)
<0> yeah, very odd.
<1> what if the slappadd'd something in the consumer?
<0> I guess that's possible, but stupid.
<0> the next time it gets a refresh from the provider, the added entry would be deleted, if it didn't also exist on the provider.
<1> wouldn't the cookie be wrong though? Maybe I'm thinking about when my delta-syncrepl messed up
<1> nm
<4> how do i know if my ldap connection is encrypted?
<3> ruckerz: did you use encryption?
<3> :P
<3> if you are looking at the slapd logs, you could look at the ssf for your connection
<3> or other security factors
<3> depending on how you bound
<3> etc
<4> JoBbZ: i've got mech=GSSAPI and ssf=56
<4> =)
<3> so you bound with SASL/GSSAPI and have some sort of encryption, with at least a strength of 56
<4> i guess that's good enough
<3> yeah
<3> better than ssf=0
<3> ;)
<3> You can of course, require encryption in your ACL's
<3> which is what I do
<5> Hello all, anyone here familiar with LDAP and Apple's Address Book?
<3> connection problems, simonrvn?
<6> anyone know the filter for subtree, on winders it's cn:dn but i odn't know what it is on linux
<3> sj7trunks: depends entirely on how the tree was set up
<7> hi... any ldap gods here!!
<8> Is that a question or a statement?
<6> jobz i figured it's supposed to be ou:dn:=Group
<6> cept it won't filter out things below that
<6> it'd be nice to get the members of that
<6> trying to search multiple subtrees but exclude one tree and the basedn is one level above that
<6> http://www.arcknowledge.com/gmane.comp.ldap.umich/2005-03/msg00023.html
<0> there's a typo in that post
<0> ou:dn: is not valid, it should be entryDN
<0> ou:entryDN:=group1
<0> I think.
<0> have to refresh my memory of extended filters
<6> hrmm
<6> not working
<7> hi... i'm seriously new to ldap.. and i'm trying to figure out how to access an ldap server at umich to get a list of people under given university department
<6> k
<6> and?
<7> i've been looking at various sites/information on google..
<7> but i'm somewhat lost!
<6> you have ldapsearch on your linux box
<6> ?
<6> or address book software
<6> well what are you trying to do anyways
<7> sj7trunks was/is that for me?
<6> yes
<7> ok.. i have a url -->http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/url?ldap:///cn=faculty,ou=User%20Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu that gets me some information..
<6> k
<7> i'm trying to be able to get all the faculty for an 'affiliation' as listed in the uer page..
<7> sj7trunks - this url http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/page?template=custom_search
<6> hyc_ that post is valid, i just can't see the child objects
<7> shows what attributes are available. my ***umption is that one should be able to craft a ldap query...
<0> sj7trunks: you're right
<6> ldapsearch -h directory.umich.edu -b "cn=faculty,ou=User Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu" "(affiliation=foo)"
<6> try that sv2
<6> hyc_ i have no clue why it's not showing me child objects=(
<0> what "it" ?
<6> using any of those doesn't show me what i want to see
<6> it shows me the group container but not the objects in the group
<0> have you got access to the other entries?
<6> yup
<6> i wonder if it's a openldap issue
<0> works fine on my 2.3 server
<0> what server are you using?
<6> it's 2.2.13
<6> or some****
<6> whatever centos delivers
<6> pure crap.
<0> that's probably your problem
<0> OpenLDAP 2.2 didn't support those matching rules
<7> sj7trunks - i tried --> http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/url?ldap:///cn=faculty,ou=User%20Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu,affiliation="Urban%20Planning%20-%20Faculty%20and%20Staff";
<7> and got an error
<6> one sec
<7> but if i use -->http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/page?template=custom_search,
<7> and use >>Urban Planning - Faculty and Staff<< in the Affiliation text box, i get results..
<7> thanks for your time/help...
<0> sv2_: you didn't use a valid LDAP URL
<0> read rfc4516 for the proper syntax
<6> sorry about that
<6> was screaming bloody mary on the toilet
<6> sv2_ i gave you the command to enter command line
<7> hyc_ what was wrong with the url?
<7> sj7trunks - when i tried to enter.. the cmd you gave me didn't work...
<0> In this link
<0> http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/url?ldap:///cn=faculty,ou=User%20Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu,affiliation="Urban%20Planning%20-%20Faculty%20and%20Staff";
<0> everything after the first question mark is an LDAP URL
<0> ldap:///cn=faculty,ou=User%20Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu,affiliation="Urban%20Planning%20-%20Faculty%20and%20Staff"
<0> but what you have there is invalid.
<0> so again - go read RFC4516 and fix your string.
<6> hyc_ might be a ****ty university
<6> haha
<7> hyc_ this works from my browser -->> http://directory.umich.edu/ldapweb-bin/url?ldap:///cn=faculty,ou=User%20Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu
<0> yes of course, that's valid.
<7> hyc.. so all i did, was try to add the affilitation section ..
<0> and as I said, you created an invalid string. You're pretty bad at following directions.
<7> which i guess was wrong..!
<0> go read the RFC already.
<6> haha
<6> hyc i just read the line
<6> funny
<9> morning!
<7> hyc_ as i also said.. when i entered the cmd on my linux box.. it didn't work..
<6> ldapsearch is a one liner
<6> you run it just as i said
<6> if it don't work then you don't have ldapsearch on the box
<9> a good plan
<9> might even take over the world with it
<7> # ldapsearch - h directory.umich.edu -b "cn=faculty,ou=User Groups,ou=Groups,dc=umich,dc=edu" "(affiliation=Urban%20Planning%20-%20Faculty%20and%20Staff)"
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