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Thanks Ashley. Sounds like it could be related. I just find it weird that 
the "Create Browsing Index" stays disabled forever. I installed another 
Fedora DS 1.0.4 on Friday with exactly the same problem. I used the GUI 
yesterday and both choices are still disabled (Create and Delete).

I don't use the Console that often, I just wanted to demo it to my boss. ;-)

Best regards,
Ville

On Thu, 7 Jun 2007, ashley wrote:

>
> I thought I saw that bug somewhere but I found references to it.
>
> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=220127
>
> "And it turned out this bug is a duplicate of bug [171081] ldapsearch hung at 
> browsing index creation."
>
> Its bug 171081 but I'm not authorized to view it.
>
> Anyways when I've enabled create the browser index, basically my FDS server 
> is stalled. I had to reboot it and the ldap database was in read-only mode. 
> So you can't modify it ie change password etc.
>
> Painful exercise on a production LDAP server. But as you said it asks you to 
> do it when you have more then a 1000 entires when using the GUI. But I rarely 
> use the GUI. But its handy if people can't use the command line tools.
>
> But yeah thats the short story.
>
> 					Regards Ashley
>
>
> On Wed, 6 Jun 2007, Ville Silventoinen wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I re-installed Fedora DS 1.0.4, created a new database and imported 
>> entries. When I use the Console to view the entries, it informs me that I 
>> need to create a Browsing Index because there are more than 1000 entries.
>> 
>> However, when I right-click the parent object, both "Create Browsing Index" 
>> and "Delete Browsing Index" are disabled. Same thing with the Object menu. 
>> I'm logged in as "cn=Directory Manager". Nothing in the admin-serv/logs or 
>> slapd logs that would be useful. I vaguely remember this happening before 
>> but I cannot remember what the solution was. Any ideas?
>> 
>> OS is CentOS 4.2, Linux 2.6.9-22.ELsmp. I'm using JDK 1.5.0_09. I searched 
>> bugzilla but I didn't find any similar bugs (at least with "index" 
>> keyword). "startconsole -D" output is below.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Ville
>> 
>> 
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding <top> to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding FILE to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding EDIT to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding VIEW to Framework
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve menu-EditFindUG-description
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding CONTEXT to context menu
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve menu-EditFindUG-description
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding OBJECT to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding CONTEXTNEW to some menu
>> ContentMenuController.createNewRootEntryMenuItems()
>> ContentMenuController.createNewRootEntryMenuItems() the list is []
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding CONTEXTNEWROOTENTRY to 
>> some menu
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding context_setPWP to some 
>> menu
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding OBJECTNEW to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding OBJECTNEWROOTENTRY to 
>> Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding object_setPWP to 
>> Framework
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding DISPLAY to Framework
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve menu-nodeleafview-description
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve menu-onlytreeview-description
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve menu-attributeview-description
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding LAYOUT to Framework
>> ContentMenuController.createPartitionViewMenuItems()
>> ContentMenuController.populateMenuCategory() adding PARTITIONVIEW to 
>> Framework
>> CreateVLVIndex.indexStatus(): dc=ebi,dc=ac,dc=uk
>> CreateVLVIndex.indexStatus(): ou=Aliases,dc=ebi,dc=ac,dc=uk
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve 
>> DisplayedChildrenLimitExceededDialog-checkbox-default
>> ResourceSet:getString():Unable to resolve 
>> DisplayedChildrenLimitExceededDialog-checkbox-ttip
>> 
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