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2015 Jun 01
1
32 bits limit?
...r issues we had in TDB as we found
> other way to solve the TDB issues (but the size) we have dropped the work
> on NTDB as there was some issues on how to manage the migration.
>
> In order to compact your database you might want to dump it to a file:
> tdbdump <file.ldb> > dump_sam.ldb and then restore it to a *new* ldb and
> see if it improves the size.
> You should also check if you have any deleted object by doing a ldbsearch
> with isDeleted=*, and purge all the deleted objects (but the deleted object
> container).
>
>
> --
> Matthieu Patou
> Sa...
2015 Jun 01
5
32 bits limit?
Hi all,
Still playing with a big database (120k users, 150k computers) I tried to
split my users into a lot of OUs. This increased the database size and I
was not able to finish to add users into the DB because database file has
reached 4GB size which seems to be the limit.
First: am I right to say file
/var/lib/samba/private/sam.ldb.d/DC=example,DC=com.ldb has a maximum size
of 4GB?
Secondly:
2015 Jun 01
0
32 bits limit?
...h this issue and other issues we had in TDB as we found
other way to solve the TDB issues (but the size) we have dropped the
work on NTDB as there was some issues on how to manage the migration.
In order to compact your database you might want to dump it to a file:
tdbdump <file.ldb> > dump_sam.ldb and then restore it to a *new* ldb and
see if it improves the size.
You should also check if you have any deleted object by doing a
ldbsearch with isDeleted=*, and purge all the deleted objects (but the
deleted object container).
--
Matthieu Patou
Samba Team
http://samba.org