User Deleted, awaiting cleanup... Problem

[Thomas Spuhler]

On Tuesday 09 June 2009 02:53:38 Liutauras Adomaitis wrote:
> Hi kolab users,
>
> I'm using kolab2.2.2 and having problems with deleting users - <Subj.>
> I have read wiki and etc, which are saying, that there are two possible
> causes: - kolabd is not working
> My box:
> # [root at PBL-kolab user]# /kolab/bin/openpkg rc kolabd status
> OpenPKG: status: kolabd.
> kolabd_enable="yes"
> kolabd_usable="unknown"
> kolabd_active="yes"
> # [root at PBL-kolab user]# ps aux | grep kolabd
> root      5929  3.4  0.5  13356 11640 pts/2    S    12:48   0:00
> /kolab/bin/perl /kolab/sbin/kolabd
> root      5933  0.0  0.5  13356 10560 pts/2    S    12:48   0:00
> /kolab/bin/perl /kolab/sbin/kolabd
> root      6009  0.0  0.0   1988   544 pts/2    S+   12:48   0:00 grep
> --color kolabd
>
> - Delete /kolab/var/kolab/mailbox-uidcache.db file and restart kolabd -
> done.
>
> I also find some posts mentioning OpenLDAP SLURP replication could
> cause this behavior if slave is not found.
>
> My question:
> Do I have to disable ldap replication manually and how. I see there is
> a slurpd process is running and there repalica configurations in
> slapd.conf and slapd.replica files.
>
> Thanks
> Liutauras
>
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I did some more research an increased debug and log level.
The kolabd doesn't like in /kolab.globals

directory_mode : @directory_mode@

i SEE IN THE SYSLOG:
Jun 28 21:25:35 aargau kolabd: K: Loading backends 
Jun 28 21:25:35 aargau kolabd: B: Loading backend `@directory_mode@' 
Jun 28 21:25:35 aargau kolabd: B Error: Error is: syntax error at (eval 70) 
line 1, near "require Kolab::LDAP::Backend::@directory_mode" Global symbol 
"@directory_mode" requires explicit package name at (eval 70) line 1, <DATA> 
line 516. 
Jun 28 21:25:35 aargau kolabd: B Error: Backend `@directory_mode@' does not 
exist or has errors, exiting 

Since slurp is gone this should be the way for replication. But what could be 
wrong?
-- 
Thomas