[FreeNX-kNX] sleeps in freenx code

[Ed Warnicke]

I also just tracked a bug down to the wait for
nxagent startup being to aggressive.
I was seeing issues ( on multiple machines )
of the 10 second timer popping, the
agent startup being declared failed, and
then seeing in the logs the agent come up
(to late).  60 seconds seems to work a lot
better for me as a timer.

Ed
Sunil wrote:

>user's home is on nfs but I have setup a 'fake'
>(node.conf style) home for him on a non-nfs local
>partition.
>
>why should the machine architecture or even NFS be a
>problem with a piece of software? Sleep times can vary
>considerably between machines  and that's exactly why
>one should avoid using sleeps as means of waiting for
>something to have successfully completed or done
>something. Particularly locally, when you have other
>more reliable means of synching.
>
>And since the patches for nxnode/nxserver make my
>reconnection work, that is a proof that the times put
>in by default there are not long enough for many
>setups.
>
>-Sunil
>
>--- Thorsten Sandfuchs <fux at users.berlios.de> wrote:
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>>On Fri, Jul 29, 2005 at 08:49:42AM -0700, Sunil
>>wrote:
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>>>After much fiddling for failed resumes, I realised
>>>that the timeout values may be too small in
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>>certain
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>>>places. My resume works everytime if I have these
>>>      
>>>
>>could you please be a little bit more verbose on the
>>background architecture
>>of the machines with and without the problems. Is
>>there NFS involved? In the
>>home, whole file-system? Whats the performance of
>>the underlying systems?
>>
>>greetz,
>>				/fux
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