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 Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:16 pm |
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I am occasionally seeing messages stuck in queues (using 1.6).
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| Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 10:17 pm |
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Allen,
Allen Jones wrote:
> I am ensuring I ACK any messages I receive and most of the time
> (hundreds of thousands of messages) things are fine. But occasionally
> there are messages stuck.
How are you observing the "stuckness"?
Check the output of 'rabbitmqctl list_queues name consumers
messages_ready messages_unacknowledged'.
'consumers' is the current consumer count for that queue.
The 'messages_ready' figure should be zero unless you have no consumers
or there is a backlog due to some form of flow control taking place
(e.g. basic.qos or TCP-level).
The 'messages_unacknowledged' figure tells you how many messages sent to
consumer are awaiting an acknowledgement.
> It tends to be more in my dev environment than in production, so it
> could be to do with tearing processes down in an unfriendly way.
Closing the channel/model or connection - either via the API or
"forcefully", e.g. by closing the socket or killing the client
application - will requeue the unacknowledged messages. So that
shouldn't result in stuckness.
> I just wanted to check if there are any known circumstances where
> messages might get stuck in 1.6?
There is no known problem in that area, though please upgrade to 1.7 if
you can.
Regards,
Matthias.
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