[Spread-users] Re: Question about unexpected spread behaviour
John Schultz
jschultz at spreadconcepts.com
Thu Aug 23 10:36:44 EDT 2007
This behavior can happen. The token is being lost in your network for
some reason. This causes the 2nd daemon to try and form its own
membership, which it succeeds in doing. The 1st daemon has not yet
finished forming its own membership when it gets probed or it probes the
other daemon and they rejoin together.
The very fact that the first daemon had to install another membership
indicates that the second daemon parititoned away and then came back to
it (quickly).
Cheers!
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John Schultz
Spread Concepts
Phn: 443 838 2200
On Thu, 23 Aug 2007, Uma Chingunde wrote:
> I am sorry about the spam if this email has been seen multiple times.
> Resending without the log files.
>
> On 8/22/07, Uma Chingunde <umac at jhu.edu> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a Spread configuration between 2 hosts and I am seeing some weird
>> behavior between them.
>> Since the network does not support broadcast I have configured both hosts
>> as separate sites.
>>
>> My spread.conf looks like this:
>> --------
>> Spread_Segment x.x.x.255:4899 {
>>
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> }
>> Spread_Segment x.x.x.255:4899 {
>>
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> }
>> ---------------------
>>
>> I have a test application that communicates using spread.
>> However at certain intervals the second daemon seems to partition away and
>> then re-merge when no network change has occurred.
>> I initially thought that the application was sending a wrong message to
>> spread that was causing the problem. However it doesn't seem to be the case.
>>
>>
>> The first daemon's log file (spread1.log) shows both daemons as always
>> being in the same partition.
>> The log files for the partitioned daemon (spread2.log) shows the segments
>> occasionally in different partitions.
>>
>> The relevant snippets are below and the log files are attached.
>> Does anyone have an idea about why I am seeing such behavior?
>> I can't figure out why one daemon would see a network partition
>> differently from the other, if such a partition was occurring which I am
>> pretty sure in this case is not.
>> Is there a configuration issue that I am missing somewhere?
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated.
>> Thanks,
>> Uma
>>
>> Log file snippet for first daemon
>> ------------------------------------------
>> Conf_load_conf_file: My name: uma-vm-1, id: x.x.x.105, port: 4899
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811520)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-1 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811620)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-1 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811682)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-1 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811800)
>> --------------------
>>
>> Log file snippet for second daemon
>> ---------------------------------------
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811520)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-2 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811620)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-2 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918634, 1187811665)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-2 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 0 x.x.x.255 4899
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>> Membership id is ( 168918633, 1187811682)
>> --------------------
>> Configuration at uma-vm-2 is:
>> Num Segments 2
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-1 x.x.x.105
>> 1 x.x.x.255 4899
>> uma-vm-2 x.x.x.106
>> ====================
>>
>>
>
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