On Dec 5, 2007 9:54 PM, Székelyi Szabolcs <cc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Krishna Srinivas wrote: > > As a temporary workaround can you make all the clients use the same afr > > translator and see if it works? i.e in client spec you need to specify the > > same server for all the clients (instead of localhost) and afr should be on > > the server side. > > It works this way, however a workaround is not required, since this is > not a production environment; I can wait until you find and fix the > problem (if there's any). > > Thanks for the advice anyway. > > I'm thinking that it seems the problem arises only with multiple > posix-locks instances. Which is not a surprise in itself, because to do > proper locking this way, the locking information between each instance > should be synchronized at any and all times, which cannot be guaranteed > if AFRs ask them for locking in different orders. But if the orders are > the same, there should be no problem. > > Is that correct? Just to make sure I'm not bothering you with some very > dumb thing... That is correct.
