Re: [Condor-users] incomplete udp for command 0 / command 2

[Dan Bradley <dan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Daniel Forrest wrote:

> This is a problem with UDP under Windows, it considers a packet "sent"
> when the sendto() call is made, not when the packet has actually hit
> the wire.  So if sendto() is called too rapidly (e.g. when collector
> update packets are split) you can lose the previous UDP packet if it
> hasn't really been sent yet.
>
> What we did was add "D_NETWORK" to the MASTER_DEBUG and STARTD_DEBUG
> flags in the config file.  The added delay of logging the UDP packets
> seems to be enough to keep this from happening.
>
> You can alternatively use "UPDATE_COLLECTOR_WITH_TCP = True" and avoid
> UDP entirely.
>  

A patch for this problem that Dan Forrest is referring to was released 
in 6.8.7, but some mistake was made, because no note of this was made in 
the 6.8.7 version history.

Rob, can you please try 6.8.8 or 7.0.0 and see if this solves your problem?

--Dan