Also Sprach Birger Toedtmann:

> We use SASL1->LDAP in a clusterd HA environment with the LDAP patch
> supplied by http://www.surf.org.uk/src/cyrussasl.html which AFAIK does
> not support multiple LDAP servers.  We are at the moment suggensting
> a switch to SASL1->PAM->LDAP, which is not as fast, but will support
> multiple LDAP servers the way noted above.

Isn't this supposed to result in sig 11's, because of the use of
SASL at multiple layers, which it isn't able to handle?

> We would be pleased if someone could implement this feature on a
> standard base not by exploiting a "feature" in the current OpenLDAP libs
> (which we think wasn't originally intended by the OpenLDAP folks).

What do you mean, using multiple A records in round-robin?  I think
that's required, or at least, recommended behaviour.  I don't know
exactly how much benefit there is to being able to list multiple
servers in a configuration file over being able to list multiple
servers in DNS.  Perhaps being able to both have their applications;
I know if I wanted to take a dead server out of the pool I'd
want to be able to do the latter, but if I wanted to test one I'd
want to be able to do the former.  Kinda just thinking out loud.
Maybe I've missed exactly what was being argued over...

Wil
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