NS-SLAPD unusual spikes (process taking to over 95% of cpu time periodically)

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Nevermind, found the problem, nsslapd-cachememsize, changed the size of 
cache and the process immediately start to work normaly.

Bye, Alan

On 1.4.2010 8:05, Alan Orli? Bel?ak wrote:
> Hello,
>
> we're using Fedora 1.2.5 with samba 3.5.1 and in the last time on the 
> server we're getting unusual activity of ns-slapd process - every few 
> seconds it goes from sleep to 100% of cpu time and stays there for a 
> few seconds. I have no idea why, our userroot database is only 30 MB 
> (1500 users, 1000 computers), we're using LDAP just for that. The only 
> thing I changed in the last time is that I added some informations 
> like address, office, position etc. Those fields aren't indexed, can 
> this be a problem?
>
> Bye, Alan


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