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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Major
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None
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12.1.5.Final, 13.0.0.Final
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Undefined
During state transfer, new owners are only write owners, and they do not receive remote get commands or touch commands.
This means a key can expire too early in a scenario like this:
- A owns k=v with max-idle=10000, last-access=0
- state transfer starts, read-owners=A, write-owners=AB
- A sends to B entry k=v with last-access=0
- get(k) updates last-access=9000 on A but not on B
- state transfer ends, read-owners=write-owners=AB
- rebalance ends, read-owners=write-owners=B
- get(k) at timestamp 11000 finds k=v has expired and removes it
Touch commands are more like writes than reads, so they should be sent to both read and write-only owners.
- duplicates
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ISPN-11144 Cluster Max Idle can miss a touch during state transfer
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