[389-users] 389 Suddenly Stops......

Mon Nov 7 14:17:11 UTC 2011

All,

I am wondering if any of you can help with this ......

Scenario:

                I log into 389 using my own credentials (not the
directory manager), I have full permissions on all directory servers

Result:

                389 Directory Server stops on the logged on server,
nothing in the logs, and PID is still there

Recovery:            

                Restart the service....

Has anyone seen this before?  It DOESN'T occur if I log in as the
Directory Manager, and replication is unaffected - it just starts up
again when the service is restarted

regards,

John Shaw-Miller
Senior Unix Consultant

ISP Services

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