Sorry for the slow answer, I've been busy reinstalling my dev platform :)
I don't get any error message while using FDS's version of ldapsearch
with "-x" option to enable server side sorting, and can't enable
debugging as I'd have to recompile the ldapsearch utility with
LDAP_DEBUG defined. As I don't have access to all necessary librairies
for now, it's not an option.
There's no error message in any of the three logs (access, error and audit).
I can confirm though that when I do a one-letter substring search, the
search seems as slow as an unindexed search, so I guess you're right
about oneletter searches being non-indexed.
Do you think there is anything I can do to enable oneletter indexes ?
Thanks in advance,
Thierry Lanfranchi
(PS: Sorry if my english's not that good, trying to do my best as it's
not my mother tongue)
David Boreham a écrit :
Thierry Lanfranchi wrote:
Is that "not sorting on single letter search" feature wanted (maybe
even RFC stuff that I haven't read yet), and if so, can I enable
sorting even in that case, or is it to be considered a strange
behavior and I need to look for more informations in order to solve it ?
Yes. One clue might be that a single letter substring search filter
will not be indexed (while a leading two-letter substring
search filter will). An unindexed search may not be sortable : it's
been a long time since I messed with this part of the
code and without reading it again I'm not sure. Anyway, if you made
the sort control mandatory in your search,
the server should respond with an error in the case that it's unable
to sort. Did you see any response control with
information like that in it ?
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