Retries exceeded error message in atkpanel/jive
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Hi, I have an ubuntu box running tango 9 with a couple of local device servers. Very often when I try to open one of them from the ATKPanel, e.g. Test Device with Jive, I get the following message:
When I try again the error is gone. What might be the root cause? Is there a way to increase the numbers of retries? How does tango support IPV6? Is there a switch for testing with e.g. IPV4 only? |
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Hi Thomas, As far as I know, Tango was never really tested with IPV6 so I think there is some work to be done to make it work for IPV6. About the CORBA::TRANSIENT error, I will let the Java experts answer. Kind regards, Reynald
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Hi I confirm, it has never been tested in IPV6. This error looks like a bad connection due to a bad exported device. Is your device dserver/xxx/i2 exported ? Is the server running without error message ? Pascal |
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Pascal Thanks for confirming. Pascal Yes it is exported and the server is also running without error message. Just trying again fixes the problem, but it is still tedious. |
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I tried to reproduce in a simple test program. But I have no error. Which release of JTango do you use ? |
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How do you stop your server ? with ^C or kill -9 ? I mean, if the server is hard killed, it can't notified to the database that it will not be exported anymore. And the client continue to try to connect at last host:port until a new information is written in DB. In this case the error is:
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I'm using Tango 9.2.5. I usually stop the server via astor. But the point with the retries due to killing it, is a good point. Thanks! |