Paul Millar

The concurrency is interesting. A more specific question: did any transfer (that used this WebDAV door) start or end while this transfer was ongoing; i.e., between 10:35:28 and 10:38:02 ?...

Just to add an observation/comment here, dCache PSU has the concept of a default units (default protocol unit, default net unit, etc). These match if nothing else matches. Having such...

As I mentioned in #6722, the line numbers in the stack-trace simply don't match what dCache code is doing: not in the `7.2` branch and not in `master` branch. The...

Hi Dmitry, Could you try downloading one of the 7.2 RPMs from the dcache.org site, install it, and see if you can reproduce this problem? Cheers, Paul.

@mksahakyan Where does this `JSONObject` code come from?

Sorry, I was a little unclear. You posted a code snippet; specifically, ``` public String toString() { try { return this.toString(0); } catch (Exception var2) { return null; } }...

Ta: https://github.com/stleary/JSON-java/pull/690

What I still don't understand is why the stack-trace contains this entry: ``` at org.dcache.notification.DoorRequestMessageSerializer.serialize(DoorRequestMessageSerializer.java:18) ``` The method `serialize` isn't defined at line 18, it's the class definition.

Here is the link to RB fix from @mksahakyan Patch: https://rb.dcache.org/r/13690/

Hi @vokac, Thanks for you comment. In general, I think you're right: any IPv6 address needs to be distinguished from an IPv4 address. Placing an IPv6 address in square brackets...