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Bug #1767105 race condition on rmm for module ldap (ldap cache)... :

[Impact] * Apache users using ldap module might face this if using multiple threads and shared memory activated for apr memory allocator (default in Ubuntu). [Test Case] * Configure apache to use ldap module, for au
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