[turba] Fwd: 500, 000 empty binds a day from horde (approximate)

Jan Schneider jan at horde.org
Tue Sep 9 07:31:24 UTC 2008


Zitat von Kevin Konowalec <webadmin at ualberta.ca>:

>
> On Sep 8, 2008, at 8:34 PM, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
>
>> Quoting Kevin Konowalec <webadmin at ualberta.ca>:
>>
>>> We've got an LDAP server configured in Turba which binds correctly  
>>> and returns results just fine.  But this seems to be something  
>>> else.  The various machines in our horde cluster have been beating  
>>> the heck out of our LDAP servers with empty binds.  I can't seem  
>>> to find any reason why it'd be doing that.  The turba  
>>> configuration for legitimate connections seems to be fine (and it  
>>> is, given I can do a LDAP search from Turba with no problems) but  
>>> it's making all these other requests as well and I can't figure  
>>> out why.
>>
>> What else do you have configured to use LDAP? Can you correlate any  
>> user activity to the anon binds?
>
>
> I took one horde front end out of the loop so I was the ONLY user on  
> it.  We then filtered the LDAP logs to watch what happens.  When I  
> initially log on we see a bind.  Then when I read the first message  
> there's a bind (but oddly enough not every other time).  Then there  
> seems to be binds when I try to compose (lots of them actually). The  
> really odd thing is that we see binds even when I'm not doing  
> anything.  But as soon as I take our ldap server entirely out of  
> turba's servers.php file and restart then there are zero empty bind  
> attempts so it's 100% a horde issue.

The only thing happening if not doing anything yourself is the left  
sidebar reloading. The sidebar does contain references to all Turba  
sources, though this is still no reason to do binds to the LDAP  
directories. But maybe that helps to track it down.
The Turba menu is built in turba/lib/Block/tree_menu.php. Try  
commenting it out in config/registry.php and see if that changes  
anything.

Jan.

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