Disabling vlv support

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Reinhard Nappert wrote:
> Hi,
>  
> I want to disable the virtual list view support. I would think that you 
> would just delete the appropriate OID (supportedControl attribute) from 
> the rootDSE object. However, the directory does not allow me to do that, 
> due to access control restrictions. I try to perform this modification 
> with the "super-administrator" account (cn=Directory Manager).
>  
> Can anybody point me to a way how the vlv feature can be disabled?


Beware that this is completely untested, but you can test it yourself if 
this is important to you :-)

Just remove the cn=views,cn=plugins,cn=config object and then restart 
the slapd daemon.


BR,
Mike

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