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dev_LDAP.trc is growing

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Hi Experts

One of our production system's filesystem is growing by dev_LDAP.trc file. This file continuous growing. Current size of this file is 1.6 GB. Is anybody have idea for this cause.Please reaply me.

dev_LDAP.trc file contents.

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Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_initU(host="LDAPSERV.TSL.TELUS.COM", port=389)

sapldap [418]: >>> ldap_init()

sapldap [420]: <<< ldap_init()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_initU() == <NOT NULL> := connected

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_set_option(version=3)

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_set_option() == 0

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_simple_bind_sU(dn="uid=t829712,ou=people,ou=internal,o=telus,c=ca", password: not initial)

sapldap [517]: >>> ldap_simple_bind_s()

sapldap [519]: <<< ldap_simple_bind_s()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_simple_bind_sU() == 0 := success

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_search_sU(base="O=TELUS, C=CA", filter="(&(objectclass=person)(uid=t829712))", scope=2)

sapldap [599]: >>> ldap_search_st()

sapldap [602]: <<< ldap_search_st()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_search_sU() == 0

sapldap [654]: >>> ldap_get_dn()

sapldap [656]: <<< ldap_get_dn()

sapldap [667]: >>> ldap_memfree(DN)

sapldap [669]: <<< ldap_memfree(DN)

sapldap [685]: >>> ldap_first_attribute()

sapldap [687]: <<< ldap_first_attribute()

sapldap [700]: >>> ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [702]: <<< ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [763]: >>> ldap_get_values()

sapldap [765]: <<< ldap_get_values()

sapldap [805]: >>> ldap_value_free()

sapldap [807]: <<< ldap_value_free()

sapldap [718]: >>> ldap_next_attribute()

sapldap [720]: <<< ldap_next_attribute()

sapldap [734]: >>> ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [736]: <<< ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [763]: >>> ldap_get_values()

sapldap [765]: <<< ldap_get_values()

sapldap [805]: >>> ldap_value_free()

sapldap [807]: <<< ldap_value_free()

Thanks & Regards

Jignesh

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Jignesh Patel

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Jignesh Patel

Hi Experts

One of our production system's filesystem is growing by dev_LDAP.trc file. This file continuous growing. Current size of this file is 1.6 GB. Is anybody have idea for this cause.Please reaply me.

dev_LDAP.trc file contents.

__________________________________________________________________

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_initU(host="LDAPSERV.TSL.TELUS.COM", port=389)

sapldap [418]: >>> ldap_init()

sapldap [420]: <<< ldap_init()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_initU() == <NOT NULL> := connected

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_set_option(version=3)

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_set_option() == 0

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_simple_bind_sU(dn="uid=t829712,ou=people,ou=internal,o=telus,c=ca", password: not initial)

sapldap [517]: >>> ldap_simple_bind_s()

sapldap [519]: <<< ldap_simple_bind_s()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_simple_bind_sU() == 0 := success

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): >>> ldap_search_sU(base="O=TELUS, C=CA", filter="(&(objectclass=person)(uid=t829712))", scope=2)

sapldap [599]: >>> ldap_search_st()

sapldap [602]: <<< ldap_search_st()

Slot 0 (SAPWEBPSWD): <<< ldap_search_sU() == 0

sapldap [654]: >>> ldap_get_dn()

sapldap [656]: <<< ldap_get_dn()

sapldap [667]: >>> ldap_memfree(DN)

sapldap [669]: <<< ldap_memfree(DN)

sapldap [685]: >>> ldap_first_attribute()

sapldap [687]: <<< ldap_first_attribute()

sapldap [700]: >>> ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [702]: <<< ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [763]: >>> ldap_get_values()

sapldap [765]: <<< ldap_get_values()

sapldap [805]: >>> ldap_value_free()

sapldap [807]: <<< ldap_value_free()

sapldap [718]: >>> ldap_next_attribute()

sapldap [720]: <<< ldap_next_attribute()

sapldap [734]: >>> ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [736]: <<< ldap_memfree(ATTR)

sapldap [763]: >>> ldap_get_values()

sapldap [765]: <<< ldap_get_values()

sapldap [805]: >>> ldap_value_free()

sapldap [807]: <<< ldap_value_free()

Thanks & Regards

Jignesh

Message was edited by:

Jignesh Patel

Message was edited by:

Jignesh Patel

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Has anyone found a solution to this issue? We have the same problem and we found a process at the OS level which we had to kill in order to free up space - does anyone know how to turn off the LDAP tracing?

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Hi,

Try this...i dont that it will work or not just give a trial.....

1. Create the registry key

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\

ldap\Tracing\App1.exe

and then start a tracing session using the following command:

C:\>tracelog.exe -start ldaptrace -guid #099614a5-5dd7-4788-8bc9-e29f43db28fc -f .\ldap.etl -flag 0x80000

2. After this command has started, DEBUG_BIND tracing messages will be written to .\ldap.etl. Execute App1.exe and reproduce the unexpected behavior.

3. Shut down the tracing session as follows:

C:\>tracelog.exe -stop ldaptrace

4. Delete the registry key

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\

ldap\Tracing\App1.exe

so that no other users can trace App1.exe.

5. Use a Trace Consumer such as Tracerpt.exe to review the information in the trace log:

C:\>tracerpt.exe .\ldap.etl -o -report

thnx

RK

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fredrik_borlie
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Sorry for a really late reply. But the answer might help others that find this thread.

Start transaction LDAP.

Open your LDAP connectors. Here you will see that you have entered that the Connector should produce traces.

Simply disable the trace and restart the connector and no more tracefiles shoudl be created.