nsslapd-idletimeout does not seem to work

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Hi

Im hoping this question has not been asked before but I cant find the 
mailing list archives to confirm .. do they exist?

Anyway .. I am trying to close down idle client connections that have 
been idle for 30 minutes a quick check of the directory server admin 
guide and the code confirms that a setting for nsslapd-idletimeout: 1800 
should do the trick under cn=config.  Not so it seems!

I am expecting to see the socket closed down after 30 minutes of 
inactivity .. I can confirm that this is not taking place with a simple 
tcp dump running on the directory server machine.

Have I misunderstood what this option does?

Many thanks

Anthony

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