Help! my /var/log/vmware/vmdird log files are filling up my appliance log disk even after I grew it in less than a day. Currently at 12 GB
filled with
18-12-17T15:00:07.518134+00:00 err vmdird t@140187220780800: Deleting entry cn=Property2#objectGUID:b7a84490-dd92-11e5-91cd-005056960341,cn=Deleted Objects,dc=vsphere,dc=local failed, error (9114)
18-12-17T15:00:07.518188+00:00 err vmdird t@140187220780800: Deleting entry cn=Property3#objectGUID:b7b5b210-dd92-11e5-91cd-005056960341,cn=Deleted Objects,dc=vsphere,dc=local failed, error (9114)
18-12-17T15:00:07.518242+00:00 err vmdird t@140187220780800: Deleting entry cn=Property4#objectGUID:b7bf4f00-dd92-11e5-91cd-005056960341,cn=Deleted Objects,dc=vsphere,dc=local failed, error (9114)
18-12-17T15:00:07.518296+00:00 err vmdird t@140187220780800: Deleting entry cn=11bf73bb-f50a-4eb1-a060-bc1babbe92a0_authz#objectGUID:bb1509b0-dd92-11e5-91cd-005056960341,cn=Deleted Objects,dc=vsphere,dc=local failed, error (9114)
I have googled on this and found nothing... other than its the directory daemon. We have a large AD and it takes forever to login... partially because my user object is in the different OU than the other admins and we have to point to the root of AD. I'm trying to get that fixed in the mean time... but would like to know what is causing this to fill up so rapidly.
Thanks
Bill