external-software/github_OpenIdentityPlatform_OpenDJ.git

			@@ -145,11 +145,31 @@
			catch (SocketException e)
			{
			/*
			* The remote host has disconnected and this particular Tree is going to
			* be removed, just ignore the exception and let the thread die as well
			* A write which fails on a session this side has closed is no disconnection for this writer
			* to report: ServerReader closes the session once its read has ended, and a shutdown of the
			* handler closes it too - how the connection ended is what the reader saw, not this writer.
			* The reader logs nothing for the StopMsg of a peer leaving in order, and reports a read
			* which failed on the socket as a bad disconnection, at ERROR. An end of the stream with no
			* StopMsg before it - a peer older than protocol V4, a peer killed with nothing left unread,
			* a peer giving up a session which had failed - it reports only at NOTICE, as
			* NOTE_READER_EXCEPTION (issue #1250).
			*
			* And a session closed on this side is the only one this writer meets a failing write on
			* while the session runs the publisher thread ServerHandler starts: publish() then queues, a
			* write of that thread which fails never comes back here, and publish() writes the socket
			* itself once a close has taken the session off the queueing branch. So what is reported
			* below is a write on a session whose publisher thread is not running. Reported here, a peer
			* leaving in order under load - a directory server stopped or moving to another replication
			* server, a replication server stopped - read as a badly disconnected one whenever this
			* writer had an update for it at that moment, and the end of the stream of a peer which went
			* away without a StopMsg read at ERROR or at NOTICE as that same race went. The directory
			* server end makes the same check, in ReplicationBroker.receive().
			*/
			errMessage = handler.getBadlyDisconnectedErrorMessage();
			logger.error(errMessage);
			if (!handler.shuttingDown() && !session.closeInitiated())
			{
			errMessage = handler.getBadlyDisconnectedErrorMessage();
			logger.error(errMessage);
			}
			}
			catch (Exception e)
			{