From: Gordon S. <gor...@ce...> - 2000-12-13 00:38:47
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hello, We're loading LDAP entries to iPlanet 4.1 Directory Server via Net::LDAP v 0.22 using perl v5.6.0. We can successfully read/modify/add/delete, a very good start. However, we need to add on the order of 20k+ records. If all records are attempted at the same time, the "journal" logs fill the hard drive after about 400 additions. We can consistently add about 300 records, after which we must exit the script and wait a few moments before running the next batch. We wish to ultimately have a hands off one-shot process. I've looked at the server configuration, perhaps to turn off "journaling" temporarily, but have not seen anything promising yet. Is there a way to "commit" the changes in progress from the perl script? Having the script pause and/or unbind does not seem to do it. thanks, Gordon Smith |