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The current setup (which is the same as the one Peter used) is to parse found directories names' and use that as their age, which has a pitfall:
If the code is turned off for a while, data is created in the meantime, and then the code is turned on after the rangeNew window has elapsed, the data could be silently ignored. I think there's a way to catch that scenario and trigger a retransfer, probably as part as Mandos' mantle of responsibilities when verifying that the machines are synced. But it needs testing and could be a looming bug around shutdown periods.
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Just realized that Mandos uses the same parsed-name-as-age logic as all the rest, so it seems like a modification date (or creation date if I give up on cross-platform) might be the only way to go.
The current setup (which is the same as the one Peter used) is to parse found directories names' and use that as their age, which has a pitfall:
If the code is turned off for a while, data is created in the meantime, and then the code is turned on after the rangeNew window has elapsed, the data could be silently ignored. I think there's a way to catch that scenario and trigger a retransfer, probably as part as Mandos' mantle of responsibilities when verifying that the machines are synced. But it needs testing and could be a looming bug around shutdown periods.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: