Hi All, I have a OpenLDAP implementation with anonymous read access enabled, so I want to limit the numbers of the query that each computer (IP) can perform on a specified time windows. For example: allow each IP to perform max 300 queries per day. I have a huge amount of users, and a database of abt 1M objects. Can anyone give me a suggestion, i can't find any specific setting.
Thanks Carip
<quote who="cariparo\@libero\.it">
Hi All, I have a OpenLDAP implementation with anonymous read access enabled, so I want to limit the numbers of the query that each computer (IP) can perform on a specified time windows. For example: allow each IP to perform max 300 queries per day. I have a huge amount of users, and a database of abt 1M objects. Can anyone give me a suggestion, i can't find any specific setting.
You can't. See "limits" in man slapd.conf(8) for time limits etc.
<quote who="cariparo\@libero\.it">
Hi All, I have a OpenLDAP implementation with anonymous read access enabled, so I want to limit the numbers of the query that each computer (IP) can perform on a specified time windows. For example: allow each IP to perform max 300 queries per day. I have a huge amount of users, and a database of abt 1M objects. Can anyone give me a suggestion, i can't find any specific setting.
I forgot to ask...why do you need/want to do this? Can you provide more information as it sounds wrong to me ;-)
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