top | item 2803366 (no title) cx01 | 14 years ago > the client would declare all locks upfrontBut if the client crashes after acquiring the locks, wouldn't your system be deadlocked? discuss order hn newest IgorPartola|14 years ago Breaking the connection would release the locks. damienkatz|14 years ago TCP doesn't "break" connections like that. Cleanly closing sockets breaks connections, but machines that crash or drop off the network won't be noticed until the connection times out, which is typically on the order of many minutes. load replies (1)
IgorPartola|14 years ago Breaking the connection would release the locks. damienkatz|14 years ago TCP doesn't "break" connections like that. Cleanly closing sockets breaks connections, but machines that crash or drop off the network won't be noticed until the connection times out, which is typically on the order of many minutes. load replies (1)
damienkatz|14 years ago TCP doesn't "break" connections like that. Cleanly closing sockets breaks connections, but machines that crash or drop off the network won't be noticed until the connection times out, which is typically on the order of many minutes. load replies (1)
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