Bug #2963: Rudder should clean up it's LDAP log files that are no longer needed - Rudder - Issue Tracker

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Bug #2963

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Rudder should clean up it's LDAP log files that are no longer needed

Added by Francois BAYART about 12 years ago. Updated almost 10 years ago.

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Jonathan CLARKE

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2.4.0~rc1

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I know you have some LDAP gods in your team so maybe could you explain to me why do you choose to have some big ldap log files ?

my /var/rudder/ldap/openldap-data use 2.0Go and in this directory the log.* use 1.9Go :)

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE about 12 years ago

Tracker changed from Question to Bug
Subject changed from openldap-data log or the ldap fatboy to Rudder should clean up it's LDAP log files that are no longer needed
Category set to 11
Status changed from New to 2
Assignee set to Jonathan CLARKE
Priority changed from N/A to 2

Ah, these are BerkeleyDB log files. They are useful for replaying transactions to recover a corrupt database (this can happen if your disk gets full, slapd is killed or your server crashes).

However, you have a good point that keeping them forver is not useful. I will adapt this bug to implement an option to auto-clean them.

In the mean time, you can clean them up yourself with the following procedure, run as root (Debian/Ubuntu specific):

# Find package name for db-utils (Debian/Ubuntu specific)
DB_VERSION=$(ldd /opt/rudder/sbin/slapcat | grep libdb | sed 's/^[ \t]*libdb-\([0-9\.]\+\)\.so => .*$/\1/')
DB_UTIL_PKG="db${DB_VERSION}-util" 

# Install the db-util package adapted to the version of BerkeleyDB actually in use
apt-get install ${DB_UTIL_PKG}

# Run db_archive to remove useless files
/etc/init.d/slapd stop
cd /var/rudder/ldap/openldap-data
db${DB_VERSION}_archive -d
/etc/init.d/slapd start

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