Hi,
I think this is a problem of dbscan, which tries to prettyprint the
entryrdn index and seems to loop a bit.
If you do
db_dump -d a entryrdn.db
you get the raw contents of the file , and you get much fewer
records.
Ludwig
On 08/02/2017 05:49 PM, Ilias Stamatis
wrote:
Hello,
I would like some help in order to understand
entryrdn.db. When I do "dbscan -f entryrdn.db" I get
something like:
3
ID: 3; RDN: "ou=Groups"; NRDN: "ou=groups"
C3
ID: 6; RDN: "cn=Accounting Managers"; NRDN:
"cn=accounting managers"
P6
ID: 3; RDN: "ou=Groups"; NRDN: "ou=groups"
I understand that 3 is this entry's ID, C3 means child of
entry 3 and P6 means parent of entry 6.
What I don't understand however is why those entries are
repeated again and again. For example " ID: 7; RDN: "cn=HR
Managers"; NRDN: "cn=hr managers" is repeated about a
dozen of times in my entryrdn. And I don't mean like a
parent, child, or whatever. It is repeated lots of time as
ID 7 for example (but also many times as C3, etc.).
I attach the complete output of what I get when I run
"dbscan -f entryrdn.db", in order to demonstrate what I mean
(my db contains almost default entries only).
So my question is; how is this database filled?
Thank you very much,
Ilias
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