Update:

I checked the log again and saw that the IMMA down event (NCSMDS_DOWN) is not 
unexpected.
It just came late.

~~~
11:26:21.775374 [immsv_evt.c:5473] T8 Received: IMMND_EVT_A2ND_IMM_FINALIZE (5) 
from 2010f
11:26:21.775529 [mds_main.c:0153] TR MDS: received 79 from 2010ffc93cf53, pid 
5725
11:26:21.776493 [mds_main.c:0153] TR MDS: received 77 from 2010ffc93cf53, pid 
5725
11:26:21.776703 [immsv_evt.c:5473] T8 Received: IMMND_EVT_A2ND_IMM_INIT (3) 
from 2010f
11:26:21.779147 [immnd_evt.c:10368] T2 IMMA DOWN EVENT
11:26:21.779237 [immnd_evt.c:10443] T2 IMMA UP EVENT
~~~

The normal order would be

~~~
17:29:00.897880 [immsv_evt.c:5473] T8 Received: IMMND_EVT_A2ND_IMM_FINALIZE (5) 
from 2010f
17:29:00.898182 [mds_main.c:0153] TR MDS: received 79 from 2010fd6dc3d6d, pid 
685
17:29:00.898526 [immnd_evt.c:10386] T2 IMMA DOWN EVENT
17:29:00.899954 [immnd_evt.c:10461] T2 IMMA UP EVENT
17:29:00.900299 [mds_main.c:0153] TR MDS: received 77 from 2010f28dd3e79, pid 
685
17:29:00.900532 [immsv_evt.c:5473] T8 Received: IMMND_EVT_A2ND_IMM_INIT (3) 
from 2010f
~~~

So the problem is not tipc connection flickering.
It's just that the event came late.

We can't control the order since MDS events and MDS messages come from seperate 
sockets (Dsock and BSRsock) and the auth server is an seperate thread.

The only thing we can make sure that will come in order is NCSMDS_DOWN and 
NCSMDS_UP.
So I still think that MDS should clear the down timer when receiving NCSMDS_UP.



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** [tickets:#1825] MDS: When saImmOmInitialize was invoked, MDS sent ‘pid = 0’ 
in MDS_CALLBACK_RECEIVE_INFO.**

**Status:** unassigned
**Milestone:** 4.7.2
**Created:** Fri May 13, 2016 12:34 PM UTC by Rafael
**Last Updated:** Wed May 18, 2016 09:07 AM UTC
**Owner:** nobody
**Attachments:**

- 
[sc2_mds.log](https://sourceforge.net/p/opensaf/tickets/1825/attachment/sc2_mds.log)
 (2.6 MB; text/x-log)


This happens only some of the time. 

First this is called from an application:

    saImmOmInitialize(immHandle, NULL, &version)

Then the system log shows this error:

    May 13 02:31:53 sc2 osafimmnd[6042]: WA immnd_evt_proc_imm_init: PID 0 
(7150) for 2020fb1d13cb8, MDS problem?
     May 13 02:31:53 sc2 osafimmnd[6042]: WA immnd_evt_proc_imm_init: PID 0 
(7150) for 2020fb1d13cb8, MDS problem?
     May 13 02:31:55 sc2 osafimmnd[6042]: NO Ccb 176 COMMITTED (LDE)
     May 13 02:31:55 sc2 osafimmnd[6042]: WA immnd_evt_proc_imm_init: PID 0 
(7150) for 2020fb1d13cb8, MDS problem?
     May 13 02:31:55 sc2 osafimmnd[6042]: WA immnd_evt_proc_imm_init: PID 0 
(7150) for 2020fb1d13cb8, MDS problem?


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