Update slap_op to maintain dn and ndn (derived from conn->c_dn).
Update ldbm_back_bind to return actual bound dn (including rootdn)
for use in slapd_conn. Other backends use client dn.
Modify other codes to use ndn (normalized uppercase dn) most everywhere.
Aliasing, Suffixing and modrdn could use more work.
Applied suffixing to compare and modrdn.
end of link. Basic order is:
$LDFLAGS internal-libs external-libs $LIBS $LTHREAD_LIBS
LTHREAD_LIBS is last as -lpthread (or equiv) must be last on many systems.
LIBS is next to last as some user might have put -lpthread (or equiv)
in $LIBS.
creation codes to provide this field. Update cache_entrydn_cmp
to strcasecmp() the e_ndn instead of e_dn. Note: strcasecmp()
is still used as e_ndn isn't in uppercase. Maybe it should
be. Did not update other codes to use e_ndn. Hence, there
are lots of dn_normalize() calls that could be eliminated.
(The case determination of e_ndn should be made first).
creating them detached. This hopefully will reduce problems on
draft4 pthread implementations related to creating detached
threads (which is _np under draft4) on some platforms without
causing problems with other thread implementations.
of a busy wait and allow the pthread_yield within the loop to be
removed. This was the only pthread_yield which was necessary
when usng non-preemptive threads. As such, the configure.in
sched_yield/pthread_yield missing error can be removed from
configure.in. If explicit yield function is missing, just provide
a no-op replacement.
Moved declaration of various slapd globals from main.c to init.c
so they can be shared with ldbm tools.
make depend, make tests, and make install all work when build directory
is not the $srcdir.
Also modified library handling such that -lpthread more likely to be last.
WARNING: new orderring requires use of LDFLAGS to set global loader options
such as -L/usr/local/lib. If you put this in LIBS, some libraries
may not be found a link time.
Likely broke Kerberos/LDAPD support. Don't have those in my testbed.
rename 'struct conn' to 'struct slap_conn'
rename op_function to slap_op_func for functions add/delete/free
This change is need to avoid clashing with perl internals.
parent's "children" attribute. Write lock parent to prevent
multiple clients making conflicting operations concurrently.
If parent doesn't exist (ie: is backend root), acquire a writer
lock (a simple mutex) on the "root."
Use -DSLAPD_CHILD_MODIFICATION_WITH_ENTRY_ACL to use the child's
"entry" acl for modrdn/delete operations.
- slapd's pid/args file names are based on the servers binary file names,
providing for multiple servers beeing run on one host.
- slapd supports the -l command line parameter for selection of a
syslog LOCAL user (-lLOCAL0 .. -lLOCAL7)
- db_appinit() is called during first ldbm_open() in DB 2.x to initialize
DB debugging features (good to find bugs in the DB code :-)
- a patch for a non-initialized variable in DB's 2.x db_open is provided.
Resolved deadlock by passing target entry to be_group and using
this if dn same as bdn. It might actually be safer to check
entry ids instead of dns.
Resolved bogus add to cache after failed acl check by deferring
cache add until after parent/acl checks have successful been
completed.
Eliminated race condition caused by concurrent adds
of same dn by adding 'li_add_mutex' around the critical section
of code (most of ldbm_back_add).
This code is preliminary and still needs significant testing.
Seems that calling pthread_exit() in the main (and only active)
thread does not cause the whole process to exit. Very odd.
Anyways, as we want to whole process to exit, we should just exit
after joining with our other threads.
I've also removed dead code for detaching threads we join with.
add/merge as we now free strings agressively. Improved debug
message to include name of missing required attribute and added
check for 'operational attributes'. This check should be used
everywhere we need to test for operational attributes (add/modify).
Also, enabled schema checking for tests (and fixed resulting
problems by adjusting oc.conf).
