ACIs caching issue

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Hello 389 Gurus,

This is a very subtle issue that we are seeing on our LDAP server. Sometimes, the ACIs return different results for the same search executed from different clients (a Java client vs. a Python or the ldapsearch client). More specifically, the Java client does not get access to attributes that is supposed to see but the Python client does. What's even more strange is that after the Python client or ldapsearch client access, the Java client also starts working for a while and then stops again.

The only difference that we've seen in these two cases in the LDAP logs is that when it doesn't work, the Java client makes the server skip the ACI that grants access with the message: "Found READ SKIP in cache". After running the other clients the ACI in question is evaluated and everything works for a while before going back into the bad state.

Any ideas of how to fix this?

Thank you,
Adrian

Server version:

389-Directory/1.2.11.15 B2014.219.179

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