Thanks! I opted to keep the server slower but safer.
On Sunday, 24 April 2016, Richard Newman <[email protected]> wrote: > So what would happen to clients if the server suddenly has an older >> version of the data? In sync terms this would mean the last modified >> timestamp is older than what a client would have gotten in a previous >> response. Basically time travel. >> > > Clients assume that server versions (née timestamps) always advance. The > protocol makes no provisions for servers losing data after accepting a > write, and no deployed client will recover from this. > > Your server should ensure that a success response is returned only when > data has been durably written. > > The only acceptable alternative is that you wipe the server in this case; > clients will detect and recover from that. (There are some more nuanced > kinds of 'wipe the server' that we can talk about if you like.) > -- Sent from mobile
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