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Mikael Ronström authored
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Mauritz Sundell <mauritz.sundell@oracle.com> Calls to execNODE_FAILREP in SafeCounter expected a node bitmask in signal object. This is no longer present there, in addition it can be destroyed by call to this function so the second call cannot be trusted. Solved by adding a new parameter to the function where the node bitmask is carried. Removed some overly talky debug statements. Fixed some downgrade code where initialisation of NODE_FAILREP bitmask was in wrong place.
Mikael Ronström authoredReviewed-by:
Mauritz Sundell <mauritz.sundell@oracle.com> Calls to execNODE_FAILREP in SafeCounter expected a node bitmask in signal object. This is no longer present there, in addition it can be destroyed by call to this function so the second call cannot be trusted. Solved by adding a new parameter to the function where the node bitmask is carried. Removed some overly talky debug statements. Fixed some downgrade code where initialisation of NODE_FAILREP bitmask was in wrong place.
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