On May 21, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Scott Ferguson wrote:
On May 21, 2009, at 9:49 AM, Rob Lockstone wrote:
Environment: Resin Pro 3.1.9, Windows 2003 Server 64-bit, Java
1.5_18 64-bit.
When there's a problem, I'm seeing this. Notice that it took 51
minutes (!!!) before it decided to restart. The only difference
from above is that it says, "closing with 1 active requests".
Can you get a thread dump to see why that request is hung?
I can try. I haven't had any luck so far as it seems to happen randomly.
The <shutdown-wait-max> tag in <cluster> should determine the
maximum time Resin will wait for requests before forcing a shutdown.
I didn't configure that parameter, but the docs say the default is
60s <http://caucho.com/resin-3.1/doc/cluster-tags.xtp>. So it must
not be working, or the hang happens after that portion of the code
that forces the shutdown.
Rob
-- Scott
RESIN [05:16:23.713] {resin-destroy} Server[id=,cluster=app-tier]
stopping
RESIN [05:16:28.182] {resin-destroy} Host[admin.caucho] stopping
RESIN [05:16:28.182] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://admin.caucho/
resin-jmx-service] stopping
RESIN [05:16:28.182] {resin-destroy} Host[] stopping
RESIN [05:16:28.182] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80/
resin-admin] stopping
RESIN [05:16:28.182] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80]
stopping
RESIN [05:16:42.713] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80]
closing with 1 active requests.
RESIN [06:07:43.978] {main} Proxy Cache disk-size=1024M memory-
size=64M
RESIN [06:07:43.994] {main} PingThread[] starting, checking []
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main}
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} Windows 2003 5.2 amd64
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment,
Standard Edition 1.5.0_18-b02, Cp1252, en
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
1.5.0_18-b02, 64, mixed mode, Sun Microsystems Inc.
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} user.name: SYSTEM
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} resin.home = d:\resin
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} resin.root = d:\resin
RESIN [06:07:44.087] {main} resin.conf = /d:/resin/conf/resin.conf
Here's a second instance from a different server with the same
configuration. This time the restart took 13 minutes. Again, it is
closing with active requests (3 this time), along with a message
about sessions.
RESIN [05:16:24.092] {resin-destroy} Server[id=,cluster=app-tier]
stopping
RESIN [05:16:26.717] {resin-destroy} Host[admin.caucho] stopping
RESIN [05:16:26.733] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://admin.caucho/
resin-jmx-service] stopping
RESIN [05:16:26.733] {resin-destroy} Host[] stopping
RESIN [05:16:26.733] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80/
resin-admin] stopping
RESIN [05:16:26.733] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80]
stopping
RESIN [05:16:41.624] {resin-destroy} WebApp[http://localhost:80]
closing with 3 active requests.
RESIN [05:16:41.624] {resin-destroy} SessionImpl
[abcy2ORXBFUU8dSJLfJfs,] LRU while in use (use-count=2). Consider
increasing session-count.
RESIN [05:29:35.471] {main} Proxy Cache disk-size=1024M memory-
size=64M
RESIN [05:29:35.486] {main} PingThread[] starting, checking []
RESIN [05:29:35.705] {main}
RESIN [05:29:35.705] {main} Windows 2003 5.2 amd64
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment,
Standard Edition 1.5.0_18-b02, Cp1252, en
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
1.5.0_18-b02, 64, mixed mode, Sun Microsystems Inc.
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} user.name: SYSTEM
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} resin.home = D:\resin
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} resin.root = D:\resin
RESIN [05:29:35.721] {main} resin.conf = /D:/resin/conf/resin.conf
Any ideas?
Rob
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