Hi,
error -5 is not an LDAP timeout error, it must be logged by the
client application, and the fact that you see ABANDON messages looks
like the client waits for some time for a search result and then
abondons the search and logs an error.
you could check if the timeout in your client application is
configurable and increase it,
and you cou try to investigate why a search is taking too long,
maybe an index is missing or you have too many acis or .....
Ludwig
On 07/05/2013 12:15 PM, Liutauras
Adomaitis wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to debug a problem, then under certain load
postfix, which is configured to use ldap lookups, throughs
"warning: dict_ldap_lookup: Search error -5: Timed out"
messages. In dirsrv slapd access logs I can see a lot of
ABANDON messages and that is all I can find in logs related
to this, meaning that dirsrv doesn't give me any clue what
the time outs happen. I don't get any file descriptor
shortage errors.
Of course there are too many possible causes for that, but my
question first of all is how to debug, what causes dirsrv
timeouts.
Liutauras
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