On 1/31/2011 12:17 PM, Stephen Joyce wrote: > On Mon, 31 Jan 2011, Steve Simmons wrote: >> We have about 235,000 volumes spread across 40 vice partitions. Our >> 'fix' is a combination of lengthening that timeout to a 3600 seconds >> and keeping our vice partitions no longer than 2TB. Active partitions >> are spread roughly equally across those 40 partitions. But that's just >> a stopgap; the longer a server stays up, the more likely it >> accumulates dead callbacks. > > Assuming this is true, isn't this a good argument to keep the weekly > server process restarts?
But its not true. As Andrew has already pointed out, callbacks are not broken on server shutdown. In any case, callbacks have a life span of minutes to hours. Even if a callback was recorded that was a week old, it would not trigger an RPC to the client when it came time to break callbacks on the associated object. Jeffrey Altman
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