Hello Chen
slow syncs should be omitted anyway whenever
possible, as they create a lot of traffic and
have the inherent problem of duplicates. The
server can still force a slow sync in the session
initated by the SAN, and it will do that if
really requested on server side.
So yes, you can invalidate the anchor, but there
are not many good reasons to force a slow sync by
the user.
Regards,
Beat
Hello
I found the spec intentionally omits "server-alerted slow sync". What is the
reason for that?
Because of this, I have to manually wiping the stored anchor at server side to
trick the client to carry a slow sync. Is there some easier way to do this?
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Regards,
Chen Congwu
Moblin China Development
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