Re: pen & ldap

From: Marco Baaijen <Marco.Baaijen_at_rivm.nl>
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 19:32:12 +0100

Thanks Mark,

Isn't this option defaulted to 5 sec? Anyway, I'll try and will check the
results.
How do you get the -x to work? If I set it to anything higher than 256 pen
does not start. Do I need to recompile pen?

Marco

                                                                           
             Mark Floyd
             <mfloyd_at_evryx.com
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Have you tried the -t option? We run our PEN setup with a timeout of
60 seconds to avoid inactive connections taking up client slots:

pen -x 512 -t 60 host1:5432 host2:5432 host3:5432

Let me know if the suggestion works.

Regards

On Jan 13, 2008, at 7:57 AM, Marco Baaijen wrote:

> I'm using pen to solve our inbalanced ldap environment. Just
> installed and
> configured it last week. Works like a charm and the ldapservers are
> happier
> now!
> I'm only wondering if its possible to disconnect aged/unused ldap
> connections. Some horrible (lotus domino) clients are using up to 200
> connections and do not close them.
> This is my pen config: /usr/local/bin/pen -C $CONTROLPORT -X -w
> $WWWDIR -p
> $PIDFILE -W -r 389 server01:389:0:0:1 server02:389:0:0:1
> server03:389:0:0:2
>
>
>
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