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Pulling this issue out from: djdv/go-filesystem-utils#40
Making multiple requests concurrently causes the client to mix up responses and send them out of order.
E.g.
2023/11/21 13:21:51 [TRACE] request: RPC #4290061661 (nfs.Lookup)
2023/11/21 13:21:51 [TRACE] request: RPC #4290061662 (nfs.Lookup)
err on: Qmc2fSA6chjZMbXRi7JGQZ7tXEmDbtG2XF9FXRLCtGLBQV [] xid did not mat ch, expected: ffb5255e, received: ffb5255d
err on: Qmc2fSA6chjZMbXRi7JGQZ7tXEmDbtG2XF9FXRLCtGLBQV [] xid did not mat ch, expected: ffb5255d, received: ffb5255e
Users can work around this problem by synchronizing themselves client side (such as with a mutex).
However, this detail should likely be documented, and ideally resolved.
For me, it was confusing because the sibling server library does appear to handle its operations concurrently.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Pulling this issue out from: djdv/go-filesystem-utils#40
Making multiple requests concurrently causes the client to mix up responses and send them out of order.
E.g.
Users can work around this problem by synchronizing themselves client side (such as with a mutex).
However, this detail should likely be documented, and ideally resolved.
For me, it was confusing because the sibling server library does appear to handle its operations concurrently.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: