By running "mongod.exe" with no args, and then simply inserting a lot of data, you get a log like this:
Mon Feb 06 10:47:02 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:07 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:12 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:17 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:22 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:27 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:32 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:37 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:42 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:47 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:52 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare Mon Feb 06 10:47:57 [journal] info journal _rotate called insider dbMutex - ok but should be somewhat rare
This could be related to the new SRW locks.
- related to
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SERVER-5080 journal rotates while dbMutex is held
- Closed