You can set the logging level in the file: \IMail\OpenLDAP\Bin\slapd.conf
Find this section:
#
# Logging Info
#
loglevel 296
local4.debug slapd.log
The OpenLDAP logging level is set using the following command:
loglevel number
The possible values for number are:
| loglevel | Logging description |
| -1 | enable all debugging |
| 0 | no debugging |
| 1 | trace function calls |
| 2 | debug packet handling |
| 4 | heavy trace debugging |
| 8 | connection management |
| 16 | print out packets sent and received |
| 32 | search filter processing |
| 64 | configuration file processing |
| 128 | access control list processing |
| 256 | stats log connections/operations/results |
| 512 | stats log entries sent |
| 1024 | print communication with shell backends |
| 2048 | print entry parsing debugging |
The loglevel directive uses a decimal bit value so to set more that one logging level you need to add the decimal numbers as in the following examples:
loglevel 255 or loglevel -1
# sets 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64 and 128
loglevel 2176
# 2048 + 128
loglevel 296
# 256 + 32 + 8
Stop and restart the LDAP service after a change.
Save a copy of slapd.conf before you make changes. Changes to slapd.conf are not supported by Ipswitch.
