On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, John P. Looney wrote:
> I had it set up & indexed sometime last year - and an ls -l on /home on
> an NFS client was *really* slow. As in, 0.4 sec per directory name. That
> showed me that I really didn't need it.
>> Has nss_ldap got any better ? Is it possible to cache such information,
> for instance ?
just using time, on an nfs mounted home, 112 entries, i get:
no nscd: from 0.090s to 0.100s
ncsd first time: ~0.1s
nscd cached: ~0.05 to 0.06s
so it's not really that slow anymore, even without nscd. plus i also
nss_ldap configured on the home dialup server which isn't giving me
trouble with sendmail.
> Kate
regards,
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