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@@ -63,17 +63,21 @@ source clients receives a command from the manager.
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% AUTH_DATASRC_CLIENTS_BUILDER_FAILED data source builder thread stopped due to an exception: %1
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The separate thread for maintaining data source clients has been
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-terminated due to some uncaught exception. The manager cannot always
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-catch this condition in timely fashion, and there is no way to recover
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-from this situation except for restarting the entire server. So this
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-message needs to be carefully watched, and should it occur the auth
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-server needs to be restarted by hand.
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+terminated due to some uncaught exception. When this happens, the
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+thread immediately terminates the entire process because the manager
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+cannot always catch this condition in a timely fashion and it would be
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+worse to keep running with such a half-broken state. This is really
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+an unexpected event and should generally indicate an internal bug.
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+It's advisable to file a bug report when this message is logged (and
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+b10-auth subsequently stops).
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% AUTH_DATASRC_CLIENTS_BUILDER_FAILED_UNEXPECTED data source builder thread stopped due to an unexpected exception
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This is similar to AUTH_DATASRC_CLIENTS_BUILDER_FAILED, but the
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-exception type is even more unexpected. This may rather indicate some
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-run time failure than program errors, but in any case the server needs
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-to be restarted by hand.
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+exception type indicates it's not thrown either within the BIND 10
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+implementation or other standard-compliant libraries. This may rather
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+indicate some run time failure than program errors. As in the other
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+failure case, the thread terminates the entire process immediately
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+after logging this message.
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% AUTH_DATASRC_CLIENTS_BUILDER_RECONFIGURE_CONFIG_ERROR Error in data source configuration: %1
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The thread for maintaining data source clients has received a command to
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