Hello again,

I am seeing a strange issue that I'm hoping someone can give me insight
into.  For simple testing, I have a standalone server setup.  I connected to
this server from 2 nodes, one of which is the node hosting the standalone
server.  After opening a small number of connections from each node (3 or 4
clients/node), I powered off the node not hosting the standalone server.  As
expected, the logs show the server expiring all sessions for connections to
that node.  The problem comes 10 seconds later when the server decides to
also expire all local connections too.  As a result, the clients on the node
that is still alive (and hosting the standalone server) all try
reconnecting, but their connections are denied for having expired-- over and
over again.

I am working on getting some consolidated logs, so I'll reply to this when I
have them.  I was wondering if anyone knows of an issue or has any initial
thoughts?

Some things I am going to try:
1. Start a 3 node quorum and connect clients from a 4th node.  Then kill the
4th node and see if other connections are killed too.  If this works OK then
it would point to an issue with the standalone server mode.
2. Connect 3 nodes to my standalone server.  Power off one node and see if
connections to the other node is killed.  This will determine if its killing
all other connections, or just local connections for some strange reasons.

~Jared

Has anybody understood this scenario yet?

On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Jared Cantwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Hello again,
>
> I am seeing a strange issue that I'm hoping someone can give me insight
> into.  For simple testing, I have a standalone server setup.  I connected
> to
> this server from 2 nodes, one of which is the node hosting the standalone
> server.  After opening a small number of connections from each node (3 or 4
> clients/node), I powered off the node not hosting the standalone server.
>  As
> expected, the logs show the server expiring all sessions for connections to
> that node.  The problem comes 10 seconds later when the server decides to
> also expire all local connections too.  As a result, the clients on the
> node
> that is still alive (and hosting the standalone server) all try
> reconnecting, but their connections are denied for having expired-- over
> and
> over again.
>
> I am working on getting some consolidated logs, so I'll reply to this when
> I
> have them.  I was wondering if anyone knows of an issue or has any initial
> thoughts?
>
> Some things I am going to try:
> 1. Start a 3 node quorum and connect clients from a 4th node.  Then kill
> the
> 4th node and see if other connections are killed too.  If this works OK
> then
> it would point to an issue with the standalone server mode.
> 2. Connect 3 nodes to my standalone server.  Power off one node and see if
> connections to the other node is killed.  This will determine if its
> killing
> all other connections, or just local connections for some strange reasons.
>
> ~Jared
>

Forgot to reply to this. It looks like the socket linger issue was  
causing this. I didn't track it completely since disabling linger  
solved the issue. My guess is that the sockets were hung on close for  
2 seconds each, which somehow caused the server to kill other  
connections (maybe a lock is held?).

Jared

On Jul 2, 2011, at 10:55 AM, Ted Dunning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Has anybody understood this scenario yet?
>
> On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Jared Cantwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >wrote:
>
>> Hello again,
>>
>> I am seeing a strange issue that I'm hoping someone can give me  
>> insight
>> into.  For simple testing, I have a standalone server setup.  I  
>> connected
>> to
>> this server from 2 nodes, one of which is the node hosting the  
>> standalone
>> server.  After opening a small number of connections from each node  
>> (3 or 4
>> clients/node), I powered off the node not hosting the standalone  
>> server.
>> As
>> expected, the logs show the server expiring all sessions for  
>> connections to
>> that node.  The problem comes 10 seconds later when the server  
>> decides to
>> also expire all local connections too.  As a result, the clients on  
>> the
>> node
>> that is still alive (and hosting the standalone server) all try
>> reconnecting, but their connections are denied for having expired--  
>> over
>> and
>> over again.
>>
>> I am working on getting some consolidated logs, so I'll reply to  
>> this when
>> I
>> have them.  I was wondering if anyone knows of an issue or has any  
>> initial
>> thoughts?
>>
>> Some things I am going to try:
>> 1. Start a 3 node quorum and connect clients from a 4th node.  Then  
>> kill
>> the
>> 4th node and see if other connections are killed too.  If this  
>> works OK
>> then
>> it would point to an issue with the standalone server mode.
>> 2. Connect 3 nodes to my standalone server.  Power off one node and  
>> see if
>> connections to the other node is killed.  This will determine if its
>> killing
>> all other connections, or just local connections for some strange  
>> reasons.
>>
>> ~Jared
>>

Great.  I had this email marked and didn't connect your other posting with
this issue.

On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 10:00 AM, Jared Cantwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

> Forgot to reply to this. It looks like the socket linger issue was causing
> this. I didn't track it completely since disabling linger solved the issue.
> My guess is that the sockets were hung on close for 2 seconds each, which
> somehow caused the server to kill other connections (maybe a lock is held?).
>
> Jared
>
>
> On Jul 2, 2011, at 10:55 AM, Ted Dunning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>  Has anybody understood this scenario yet?
>>
>> On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 8:15 AM, Jared Cantwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> >**wrote:
>>
>>  Hello again,
>>>
>>> I am seeing a strange issue that I'm hoping someone can give me insight
>>> into.  For simple testing, I have a standalone server setup.  I connected
>>> to
>>> this server from 2 nodes, one of which is the node hosting the standalone
>>> server.  After opening a small number of connections from each node (3 or
>>> 4
>>> clients/node), I powered off the node not hosting the standalone server.
>>> As
>>> expected, the logs show the server expiring all sessions for connections
>>> to
>>> that node.  The problem comes 10 seconds later when the server decides to
>>> also expire all local connections too.  As a result, the clients on the
>>> node
>>> that is still alive (and hosting the standalone server) all try
>>> reconnecting, but their connections are denied for having expired-- over
>>> and
>>> over again.
>>>
>>> I am working on getting some consolidated logs, so I'll reply to this
>>> when
>>> I
>>> have them.  I was wondering if anyone knows of an issue or has any
>>> initial
>>> thoughts?
>>>
>>> Some things I am going to try:
>>> 1. Start a 3 node quorum and connect clients from a 4th node.  Then kill
>>> the
>>> 4th node and see if other connections are killed too.  If this works OK
>>> then
>>> it would point to an issue with the standalone server mode.
>>> 2. Connect 3 nodes to my standalone server.  Power off one node and see
>>> if
>>> connections to the other node is killed.  This will determine if its
>>> killing
>>> all other connections, or just local connections for some strange
>>> reasons.
>>>
>>> ~Jared
>>>
>>>