Fedora directory users - Apr 2008 - Loads of db log files, how to clean

Hello

My FDS (1.0.4 in RHEL4) is generating loads of db log files:
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:32 log.0000011814 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:36 log.0000011815 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:40 log.0000011816 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:44 log.0000011817 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:48 log.0000011818 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:53 log.0000011819 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 22:57 log.0000011820 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 23:01 log.0000011821 
-rw-------   1 nobody nobody  10M Apr  9 23:05 log.0000011822


I just realized that I had unindexed attribute that was searched constantly. I 
have ~500 entried stored to FDS. Can that cause massive db log files (now 
17Gb) and can I just delete those? Or how to do the cleaning?

After realizing that the searches were mostly unindexed, I created index entry 
to the attribute.

Regards,
Kimmo

> Hello
>
> My FDS (1.0.4 in RHEL4) is generating loads of db log files:
>... can I just delete those? Or how to do the
> cleaning?
>
And it seems that it did the cleaning itself, I restarted FDS, it took 45 
minutes to start but after that thins seems to be okay :) 

"[10/Apr/2008:00:02:07 +0300] - Fedora-Directory/1.0.4 B2006.312.435
starting
up 
[10/Apr/2008:00:02:07 +0300] - Detected Disorderly Shutdown last time 
Directory 
Server was running, recovering database. 
[10/Apr/2008:00:45:17 +0300] - slapd started.  Listening on All Interfaces 
port 
389 for LDAP requests"

Regards,
Kimmo