HI!
Unfortunately for privacy reasons I can't provide example data.
I'm using slapo-memberof, slapo-refint and slapo-access in exactly this order.
Now I'm analysing some strange things where modifications to group entries and the subsequent modifications by slapo-memberof are not correctly written to the accesslog DB.
Questions:
1. Is this overlay order a correct setup? Should this work? Or should slapo-memberof be invoked after slapo-access?
2. CHANGES of release 2.4.24 lists a bunch of fixes to slapo-memberof. Any changes which possibly affect writing to accesslog DB? (I'm not sure whether we had problems like this with 2.4.23 or not though.)
Ciao, Michael.
Michael Ströder wrote:
HI!
Unfortunately for privacy reasons I can't provide example data.
I'm using slapo-memberof, slapo-refint and slapo-access in exactly this order.
Now I'm analysing some strange things where modifications to group entries and the subsequent modifications by slapo-memberof are not correctly written to the accesslog DB.
Questions:
- Is this overlay order a correct setup? Should this work? Or should
slapo-memberof be invoked after slapo-access?
Try changing the order and see for yourself.
- CHANGES of release 2.4.24 lists a bunch of fixes to slapo-memberof. Any
changes which possibly affect writing to accesslog DB? (I'm not sure whether we had problems like this with 2.4.23 or not though.)
Doesn't sound like it.
Howard Chu wrote:
Michael Ströder wrote:
Unfortunately for privacy reasons I can't provide example data.
I'm using slapo-memberof, slapo-refint and slapo-access in exactly this order.
Now I'm analysing some strange things where modifications to group entries and the subsequent modifications by slapo-memberof are not correctly written to the accesslog DB.
Questions:
- Is this overlay order a correct setup? Should this work? Or should
slapo-memberof be invoked after slapo-access?
Try changing the order and see for yourself.
The order in slapd.conf is now
overlay refint overlay accesslog overlay memberof
But now solely the write operations of slapo-memberof as rootdn are recorded in the accesslog-DB. I would have expected to see only the write operations to the group entries. The latter is obviously what I want.
Ciao, Michael.
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