Quanah Gibson-Mount wrote:
--On Monday, August 29, 2005 4:51 PM -0700 Quanah Gibson-Mount
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've noticed on several occasions that test039-glue-ldap-concurrency
takes an extremely long time to run. Currently, on my dev box it is at
50 minutes. Is this normal on all platforms, or is it just something
funky about Solaris?
It gets to a certain point, and then just seems to hang for ages before
continuing:
I finally killed this test after two hours... Subsequent runs have
only taken about 10 minutes. It makes me think there may be an issue
in what is being tested here, that is only triggered some of the
time. I'm attempting to see if I can recreate this state.
I think it is related to ITS#3832; I occasionally observed the behavior
you mention with back-meta in test036, but I had isolated reports about
test039 with back-ldap as well. Something that has to do with
initiating operations, where the proxy backend waits for a response
abter a bind, but the proxied server doesn't even know it has to send
any. That's why all operations are now asynchronous, and get retried
for some time before bailing out. I need to check if the behavior is
consistent within back-ldap and back-meta; back-meta provides the
"nretries" switch, I'm not sure about back-ldap. I'm also planning to
add other parameters for further tuning, so that I can easily experiment
a bit trying to reproduce that event in a manner that can be tracked.
p.
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