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  1. JBoss Enterprise Application Platform
  2. JBEAP-5261

(7.1.0) max-saved-replicated-journal-size is ignored

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      Scenario:

      1. Configure two EAP servers in replicated HA topology
      2. On backup set max-saved-replicated-journal-size=2, allow-failback=true and restart-backup=true
      3. Do sequence: kill live, start live, kill live, start live...

      Expectation: When number of saved replicated journals exceeds 2, the backup should not be restarted but stopped.

      Actual state: max-saved-replicated-journal-size is ignored and backup is not stopped. Number of journals grows ad infinitum.

      I think that root cause is in SharedNothingLiveActivation. In the condition [1] there should be OR between !isRestartBackup and check if the number of journals was exceeded.

      [1]

      //if we have to many backups kept or are not configured to restart just stop, otherwise restart as a backup
if (!replicatedPolicy.getReplicaPolicy().isRestartBackup() && activeMQServer.countNumberOfCopiedJournals() >= replicatedPolicy.getReplicaPolicy().getMaxSavedReplicatedJournalsSize() && replicatedPolicy.getReplicaPolicy().getMaxSavedReplicatedJournalsSize() >= 0) {
    activeMQServer.stop(true);
    ActiveMQServerLogger.LOGGER.stopReplicatedBackupAfterFailback();
}
else {
    activeMQServer.stop(true);
    ActiveMQServerLogger.LOGGER.restartingReplicatedBackupAfterFailback();
    activeMQServer.setHAPolicy(replicatedPolicy.getReplicaPolicy());
    activeMQServer.start();
}

              csuconic@redhat.com Clebert Suconic
              rhn-cservice-bbaranow Bartosz Baranowski
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