#576 DNA: use event queue for config update only at the start up.
Closed: wontfix None Opened 11 years ago by nhosoi.

The current code triggers the config update via the event queue after waiting for 30 seconds. It is necessary to log the change in the changelog at the start up period, but no need for the dynamic updates:

nkinder@redhat wrote:
The delay was only needed for the initial startup case, as the changelog is not ready for recording operations at that time. Without the delay, I found that the add of the shared config entries was not replicated.

For your proposed diff, why do we want to use the event queue thread if no delay is needed? Couldn't we just call dna_update_config_event() directly? I don't know that this would eliminate the chance for the deadlock, though it might reduce it.


Bug description: DNA config updates were always put into the
event queue and executed in 30 seconds, which increased a chance
to conflict with the ordinary modify operations and cause db
deadlocks.

Fix description: The 30 seconds delay is necessary at the start-
up time when MMR is configured to guarantee the shared config is
logged in the changelog. This patch leaves the behaviour of the
config update at the start-up as it is; the rest won't be queued
but updated immediately.

Reviewed by Rich (Thank you!!)

Pushed to master: commit 7c11ed1

Pushed to 389-ds-base-1.2.11: commit abe4a08

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- Issue set to the milestone: 1.2.11.19

7 years ago

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