Angie Cao wrote:
I had an eq index set on the entryCSN. Weird part is since syslogd will be very busy at logging slapd (even using more cpu than slapd itself) with "loglevel -1" in slapd.conf, so I run "slapd -d127 -u ldap -h ldap:/// ldaps:///" trying to log more info, it works like a charm!
Instead of just **trying** to log more info, why don't you just read the man page and learn what loglevels mean? First of all, since OpenLDAP 2.3 you can specify user-friendly names for what you want to log. Second, the value of the log level is a bitmask, and 127 corresponds to 1+2+4+8+16+32+64, namely "trace,packets,args,conns,ber,filter,config"; are you sure you need all of them? Are you sure you don't need, say, "stats", which is perhaps the only loglevel worth when at a loss, to spot where one needs to look deeper into?
p.
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