Re: [courier-users] Problem with LDAP connections - Server error

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Old 04-10-2007
Sam Varshavchik
 
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Default Re: [courier-users] Problem with LDAP connections - Server error

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Borja Pacheco Ortega writes:

> Dear Sam,
>
> Yes, we know that the Courier-authlib is which manages connections among
> LDAPs servers (in fact, we suffered the bug in the previous version, which
> didn't noticed closed connections, producing authentications errors.... ;-P
> )
>
> In this way, we are interested in verify why we measure much more
> connections (ones which use 389 TCP port) in our IMAP servers than in our
> LDAP ones (as Israel says, if we execute something like "netstat -an | grep
> 389 | wc -l" in our servers we see 4 connection into IMAP for each one into
> LDAPs.
> Is this a normal situation?


Are you using authenticated binds? The extra connections should all be
stale sockets, which you can safely ignore. With authenticated binds
there's as extra connection that gets created just for the purpose of
binding -- and gets closed immediately thereafter. After a socket is
closed, netstat can still show it, for some time, under certain conditions.

> More over: is it possible to limit the number of opened connections for each
> Courier-authlib?


It's alreday limited.


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