When an event server is removed from gsa_subscriber_table for a given item descriptor—for example, due to a connection timeout—it can be restored in two ways:
Each time the event server sends a cache invalidation event for an item descriptor, it checks whether it is itself listed for that item descriptor in
gsa_subscriber_table. If it is missing, it prints a warning and adds itself to the table.The
GSARepositoryclass’scheckSubscriptions()method can be called periodically on a repository—for example, by a scheduled service—to ensure that all item descriptors defined in that repository to use distributed TCP caching are registered in thedas_gsa_subscribertable.checkSubscriptions()queriesdas_gsa_subscriberfor each item descriptor. If the method finds that the repository’s event server is not listed for an item descriptor, it issues a warning and flushes the item type’s cache, in order to safeguard against invalid data. It also adds itself todas_gsa_subscriber.
Note:gsa_subscriber_table is updated with repository data only if the repository’s autoUpdateSubscribers property is set to true (the default).
