On 11-06-07 5:00 AM, Galder ZamarreƱo wrote:
On Jun 6, 2011, at 3:52 PM, Vladimir Blagojevic wrote:
> It is, *however* repl timeout can cause state transfer to timeout due to locking of
that processing lock in DistSync and that is why I think state transfer timeout has to be
at least as long as repl timeout.
Well, the processing lock in DistSync is governed by the distributedSyncTimeout, not the
repl timeout. So, the relationships is really between dist sync timeout and state transfer
timeout.
Btw, what is the relationship between dist sync timeout and repl timeout to be precise?
DistSync is used primarily during state transfer to stop incoming and outgoing requests
while state transfer is going on.
This is a bit messy and I am not sure I admit! I'll report back when I
have a more definite answer!