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Often you need to rpc to a remote node. Sometimes, operations on that node will break a connection (e.g., RabbitMQ Clustering force-reset commands, which effectively net_kernel:disconnect(Node) for all of nodes()) an in this case the systest process will see a down and puke - this isn't what we want.
Instead, we should either
not use net_kernel:monitor_nodes in systest_proc or
provide an rpc-proxy so we're never innodes to begin with
Or both....
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Why doesn't systest connect as a hidden node? Well, according to hyperthunk it actually does, but somehow the rpc calls systest is making ends up connecting non-hidden. That is strange since rpc isn't doing anything unusual.
Often you need to rpc to a remote node. Sometimes, operations on that node will break a connection (e.g., RabbitMQ Clustering force-reset commands, which effectively
net_kernel:disconnect(Node)
for all ofnodes()
) an in this case the systest process will see adown
and puke - this isn't what we want.Instead, we should either
net_kernel:monitor_nodes
insystest_proc
ornodes
to begin withOr both....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: