--On Monday, March 29, 2010 11:41 AM -0700 Jefferson Davis <jdavis(a)standard.k12.ca.us&gt; wrote: > > not quite the answer I was hoping for... > > However, I will look for more updated repo's - this 2.2 is the latest > and greatest for rhel/centos 4.8... > > While i'm not averse to compiling source, it's generally simpler to > maintain via package mgt than patching/compiling, etc... > > and wholesale upgrade of server os is not an option I want to look at > right now. > > In the meantime... nothing I can do w/2.2? You can try basic tuning (via DB_CONFIG for Berkeley DB) and the cachesize. But some of the options for tuning available in later releases are not valid for 2.2. For running a production LDAP service, I near always recommend building and maintaining it yourself. --Quanah -- Quanah Gibson-Mount Principal Software Engineer Zimbra, Inc -------------------- Zimbra :: the leader in open source messaging and collaboration

For running a production LDAP service, I near always recommend building and maintaining it yourself.

What do you think about building via ports on *BSD systems (pkgsrc on NetBSD) ? AFAICT it generally produces a resonably up-to-date release (provided you have an up-to-date port tree of course).