[rabbitmq-discuss] After server notifies of canceled consume, it doesn't acknowledge a channel close

Michael Klishin michael.s.klishin at gmail.com
Fri May 3 07:07:37 BST 2013


2013/5/3 Chip Salzenberg <rev.chip at gmail.com>

> Why should nonexistent queue at start be a channel exception, but
> nonexistent queue later not be one?  Makes no sense to me.


Because when you start consuming, you have a chance to recover from a queue
that does not exist. When the queue is deleted
later, you don't necessarily have an easy way to do so.
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