Hi.<br><br>We push about 1TB of data through RabbitMQ per day, and we use TTL-limited queues extensively to prevent slow/dead consumers from taking out the server. While we had some hiccups with 2.5, this has been completely reliable since we upgraded to 2.6.<br>
<br>2.7, on the other hand, seems to ignore TTL limits. We had a slow consumer leave about 1.8 million 40KB messages on the queue, which filled up the available disk and brought RabbitMQ down.<br><br>We've reverted to 2.6.1 for now, and everything is working again.<br>
<br>Has anyone else experienced this? Is there anything we need to configure in 2.7 to make TTL work as expected, or is this a bug?<br><br>The queues are durable and bound to a single exchange; no special parameters apart from the TTL, which is typically 600000 milliseconds.<br>
<br>Thanks,<br><br>Andrew Maizels<br>