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Charles Duffy (Indeed.com) updated IVY-1424:
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Attachment: ivy-nio-locker-fix.diff
> NIO FileLocker releases locks while still within tryLock() call
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> Key: IVY-1424
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVY-1424
> Project: Ivy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Charles Duffy (Indeed.com)
> Labels: patch
> Attachments: ivy-nio-locker-fix.diff
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> The notes about NIOFileLocker being deprecated due to unreliability have an
> obvious cause -- locks it grabs have already been released before the tryLock
> method has even exited due to the finally block closing the file descriptor
> on which the lock is held!
> (flock() or fcntl()-based locks, into one of which categories those created
> by NIO fall on modern Unixlike operating systems, are implicitly closed
> whenever the file handle on which they're held exits. This is highly
> desirable behavior, because it means that a lock is implicitly cleared on
> unclean shutdown of any sort -- power failure, SIGKILL to the JVM, etc; this
> behavior is also perhaps the primary reason to prefer NIO locks to the
> approach taken by CreateFileLocker).
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