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Ted Yu commented on HBASE-18955:
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How about the following (see second line) ?
{code}
    if (t instanceof SocketTimeoutException ||
        t instanceof CallTimeoutException ||
        t instanceof ConnectException ||
        t instanceof RetriesExhaustedException ||
        (location != null && 
getConnection().isDeadServer(location.getServerName()))) {
      // if thrown these exceptions, we clear all the cache entries that
      // map to that slow/dead server; otherwise, let cache miss and ask
      // hbase:meta again to find the new location
      if (this.location != null) 
getConnection().clearCaches(location.getServerName());
{code}

> HBase client queries stale hbase:meta location with half-dead RegionServer
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HBASE-18955
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HBASE-18955
>             Project: HBase
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Client
>    Affects Versions: 1.1.12
>            Reporter: Josh Elser
>            Assignee: Josh Elser
>            Priority: Critical
>             Fix For: 1.1.13
>
>
> Have been investigating a case with [~tedyu] where, when a RegionServer 
> becomes "hung" (for no specific reason -- not the point), the client becomes 
> stuck trying to talk to this RegionServer, never exiting. This was eventually 
> tracked down to HBASE-15645. However, in testing the fix, I found that there 
> is an additional problem which only affects branch-1.1.
> When the RegionServer in the "half-dead" state is also hosting meta, the 
> hbase client (both the one trying to read data, but also the client in the 
> Master trying to read meta in SSH) get stuck repeatedly trying to read meta 
> from the old location after meta has been reassigned.
> The general test outline goes like this:
> * Start at least 2 regionservers
> * Load some data into a table ({{hbase pe}} is great)
> * Find a region that is hosted by the same RS that is hosting meta
> * {{kill -SIGSTOP}} that RS hosting the user region and meta
> * Issue a {{get}} in the hbase-shell trying to read from that user region
> The expectation is that the ZK lock will expire for the STOP'ed RS, meta will 
> be reassigned, then the user regions will be reassigned, then the client will 
> get the result of the get without seeing an error (as long as this happens 
> within the hbase.client.operation.timeout value, of course).
> We see this happening on HBase 1.2.4 and 1.3.2-SNAPSHOT, but, on 
> 1.1.13-SNAPSHOT, the Master gets up to re-assigning meta, but then gets stuck 
> trying to read meta from the STOP'ed RS instead of where it re-assigned it. 
> Because of this, the regions stay in transition until the master is restarted 
> or the STOP'ed RS is CONT'ed. My best guess is that when the RS sees the 
> {{SIGCONT}}, it immediately begins stopping which is enough to kick the 
> client into refreshing the region location cache.



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