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authorAlexey Lebedeff <[email protected]>2015-12-14 15:15:52 +0300
committerAlexey Lebedeff <[email protected]>2015-12-15 12:33:35 +0300
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Prevent down nodes going undetected in epmd
In the following (rare) case down node will be always registered in epmd: - client connects to epmd and sends ALIVE2 request - epmd reads this request and starts to process it - during that time client socket closes in such way that subsequent write(2) in epmd will result in error - at this point we have node that was registered in database, but as the connection struct has no 'keep' flag set, the do_read() closes connection and removes it from select fdset - and so there is no way for this node to be cleaned up later. We've seen several epmd instances in such state on our production systems. And while I'm not sure what was the exact sequence of events that leads to failed write(2), issue could be easily reproduced using SO_LINGER option for socket.
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