Roland Bauerschmidt wrote:
> Martin Helas wrote:
> > i did some extended research on that bug and discovered that changing the
> > backend from bdb to ldbm resolves the problem. So there seems to be some problem
> > with bdb.
>
> Are you sure that there wasn't simply something left in /var/lib/ldap
> from a previous slapadd attempt? We should probably handle that more
> gracefully though. Try removing /var/lib/ldap/* and installing again. I
> bet that works.
>
> Roland
Hi Roland,
not, it does not work. It tried it now for four times. Every time i installed
slapd i removed (purged) slapd before and did an rm -rf /var/lib/ldap.
I also tried the following:
debrootstrap sid /tmp/slapdrootstrap
after that finished,
chroot /tmp/slapdrootstrap
apt-get install slapd
and get the same.
Have you ever tried to install the current Debian slapd/unstable package on mips?
Roland Bauerschmidt wrote:
> Martin Helas wrote:
> > i did some extended research on that bug and discovered that changing the
> > backend from bdb to ldbm resolves the problem. So there seems to be some problem
> > with bdb.
>
> Are you sure that there wasn't simply something left in /var/lib/ldap
> from a previous slapadd attempt? We should probably handle that more
> gracefully though. Try removing /var/lib/ldap/* and installing again. I
> bet that works.
>
> Roland
Hi Roland,
not, it does not work. It tried it now for four times. Every time i installed
slapd i removed (purged) slapd before and did an rm -rf /var/lib/ldap.
I also tried the following:
debrootstrap sid /tmp/slapdrootstrap
after that finished,
chroot /tmp/slapdrootstrap
apt-get install slapd
and get the same.
Have you ever tried to install the current Debian slapd/unstable package on mips?
Greetings
Martin
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