RE: [Quickfix-developers] Session Resetting

[Steinberg, J. <Jon...@bo...>]

I have an additional question regarding my problem:

I had the session log itself out yesterday morning, and the logout
request was not acknowledged by the counter party. My sessions are
configured to start at 5 AM. At 5 AM, the logout messages are continuing
to be sent out by the engine. The session is not being recreated, just
the messages are not being sent until that point. 
What is the relation between the session start time and the session
creation logic?
Would it be possible that the logic for determining the start and end
time for the messages has become disconnected from the actual session
reset logic?

Thanks
Jonathan Steinberg



-----Original Message-----
From: Oren Miller [mailto:or...@qu...] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 7:45 PM
To: Steinberg, Jonathan
Cc: John Hensley; qui...@li...
Subject: Re: [Quickfix-developers] Session Resetting

Well it can happen if the counterparty requests a sequence reset on 
logon.  Doesn't seem to be the likely cause in this case.  It happens 
when the session time expires as you know.  There is also a reset method

and methods to set the sequence numbers which can be called by anyone.  
I'll investigate the code to see if there is some other possibility.  
Hopefully your logs can be used to create a test case which might expose

something.

--oren

Steinberg, Jonathan wrote:

>It happens sporadically. I can't reproduce it at will.
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>It happened on 2/24/06 at 11:58 am for both of the sessions I have set
>up, and again today (2/28) at 9:43 am for one session, and at 2:30 Pm
>for another session
>It could certainly have been some problem in my application, but I
can't
>find out what it is.  I am really looking for ideas as to where to
look;
>It would be helpful to know what else would cause a logout/reset to
>happen, other than the session times defined in the config file.
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>Thanks again
>
>Jonathan Steinberg
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Oren Miller [mailto:or...@qu...] 
>Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 12:57 PM
>To: Steinberg, Jonathan
>Cc: John Hensley; qui...@li...
>Subject: Re: [Quickfix-developers] Session Resetting
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>How often does this happen Jonathan. Is it repeatable? Does it happen 
>everyday?
>
>--oren
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>Steinberg, Jonathan wrote:
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>>Regarding your comment about the dropping connection being wrong-
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>>I was also suspicious of this. After a logout caused by a incorrect 
>>seq num, shouldn't the counter party then accept a logon with the 
>>correct seq num?
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>>Thanks again for your help
>>
>>Jonathan Steinberg
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>>*From:* qui...@li... 
>>[mailto:qui...@li...] *On Behalf Of
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>>*John Hensley
>>*Sent:* Tuesday, February 28, 2006 7:24 AM
>>*To:* qui...@li...
>>*Subject:* RE: [Quickfix-developers] Session Resetting
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>>Right, but things are OK from there until just before noon. Then for 
>>some reason Jonathan's engine is logging out, and it looks like the 
>>counterparty is not acknowledging the logout message and resetting 
>>sequence numbers. From the socket error logged after the 
>>"Disconnecting" message, they're just dropping the connection. I think
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>>that's wrong, but the more pressing question is Jonathan's: why's 
>>QuickFIX disconnecting and resetting in the first place?
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>>*From:* Caleb Epstein [mailto:cal...@gm...]
>>*Sent:* Monday, February 27, 2006 11:49 PM
>>*To:* Steinberg, Jonathan
>>*Cc:* John Hensley; qui...@li...
>>*Subject:* Re: [Quickfix-developers] Session Resetting
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>>On 2/27/06, *Steinberg, Jonathan* 
>><Jon...@bo... 
>><mailto:Jon...@bo...>> wrote:
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>>    There was also a sequence reset at 5:00, but nothing since that
>>    point - here is the complete event log with the sequence reset put
>>    back .
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>>    Where else would I look?
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>>    What events would cause a logout/session reset?
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>>Hitting the Session's configured StartTime. From an earlier mail, you 
>>have:
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>>[DEFAULT]
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>>HeartBtInt=60
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>>StartTime=10:00:00
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>>EndTime=01:00:00
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>>Which would agree with an 05:00 local time reset of sequence numbers 
>>(StartTime is in GMT).
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>>-- 
>>Caleb Epstein
>>caleb dot epstein at gmail dot com
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