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Bruce Schuchardt updated GEODE-965:
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    Description: 
If cluster configuration is enabled but a cache.xml is actually being used to 
construct the cache then it is possible that after an auto-reconnect a 
redundant CacheServer will be created.

There is an assumption made in writing the auto-reconnect code that if 
cluster-configuration is enabled the cache will not be constructed using a 
cache.xml file.



  was:
If cluster configuration is enabled but a cache.xml is actually being used to 
construct the cache then it is possible that after an auto-reconnect a 
redundant CacheServer will be created.

There was an assumption made in writing the auto-reconnect code that if 
cluster-configuration is enabled the cache would not be constructed using a 
cache.xml file.

This change-set marks CacheServers that are created by gfsh or so called 
"default" servers created by cache.xml processing so that auto-reconnect will 
know whether they should be handled specially.


> On auto-reconnect a redundant CacheServer is created if one is specified in 
> cache.xml and cluster-config is enabled
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>
>                 Key: GEODE-965
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-965
>             Project: Geode
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: client/server, membership
>            Reporter: Bruce Schuchardt
>
> If cluster configuration is enabled but a cache.xml is actually being used to 
> construct the cache then it is possible that after an auto-reconnect a 
> redundant CacheServer will be created.
> There is an assumption made in writing the auto-reconnect code that if 
> cluster-configuration is enabled the cache will not be constructed using a 
> cache.xml file.



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