qpid-route commands were all successful (no errors at all), and "route map"
is showing correct connections, like the below:
B1 - Static Routes:
B1:5673(queue=TestQueue) => Bd:5673(ex=TestExchange)
B1:5673(ex=TestExchange) <= Bs:5673(queue=TestQueue)
B2 - Static Routes:
B2:5673(queue=TestQueue) => Bd:5673(ex=TestExchange)
B2:5673(ex=TestExchange) <= Bs:5673(queue=TestQueue)
On Wed, Feb 3, 2016 at 10:45 AM, Gordon Sim <gsim@redhat.com> wrote:
> On 02/03/2016 04:26 PM, jjw tectec wrote:
>
>> I followed your suggestion and ran "qpid-stat -q" "qpid-stat -e" on the 4
>> brokers. The below data match the observation: Only B1 was seeing all the
>> 100 messages that were generated. Qpid-stat results were the same whether
>> "ack" option was used or not.
>>
>> queue dur autoDel excl msg
>> msgIn
>> msgOut bytes bytesIn bytesOut cons bind
>>
>>
>> =========================================================================================================================
>> (Bs)TestQueue Y 0
>> 100 100 0 8.10k 8.10k 1 1
>>
>
> Ok, so the above shows that there is only one consumer on the queue. That
> suggests that the:
>
> ~/qpid/qpid-tools-0.32/src/py/qpid-route -v -d queue add $B2 $Bs $EX
> $QUEUE
>
> command is not working. Were there any errors on either the B2 or BS after
> running that? What do you see if you run: qpid-route route list $B2
>
>
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