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Regression 1.3.10->2.3.7: Unusable memberOf + mangedEntries plugin combination (almost deadlock) #6393

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gudtanha opened this issue Nov 5, 2024 · 1 comment

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@gudtanha
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gudtanha commented Nov 5, 2024

Hello,

we've been using 1.3.10 with the memberOf plugin configured to track only one attribute (uniqueMember) together with the managedEntries Plugin for several years in a single-master replication environment.
This constellation doesn't work anymore with 2.3.7.
The setup is identical: A LSC instance does the LDAP DIT provisioning backed by a Oracle DBMS based IDM.
As soon as LSC starts to push group entries, 2.3.7 has one 100% thread blocking the complete server for about 10 minutes.
But it's not a infinite deadlock... The machine recovers reliably - but is unusable of course (deployment takes 4 hours instad of 20 minutes).
All I could track down yet is that the combination of the managedEntries & memberOF plugins triggers the issue - if I disable one, things work like with 1.3.10.
Unfortunately I have no idea what changed when and why - and not the best skills to help debugging, especially not the requred time to dig into deep :-(
Any hints where to start isolating the root cause highly appreciated!

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@tbordaz Could there be a circular dependency here between MO and MEP?

@gudtanha Does your managed entries plugin have and filters that depend on memberOf or uniqueMember attributes? That would introduce an infinite loop that needs to resolve.

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