<div dir="ltr">I have 2 nodes in an rabbit cluster, one disc, one ram node. �I'm seeing messages get lostwhen testing failover scenarios and want to see if I'm misunderstanding behavior or seeing a bug. �I'm using Rabbit 3.0.4 on Erlang R15B03. �I've got an HA policy on my queue.<div>
<br></div><div><div>Publish a persistent message to HA queue - Message 1 - the queues are in sync.</div><div>Stop disk node</div><div>Publish a persistent message to HA queue -�Message�2 - the queues are in no longer in sync.</div>
<div>Start disk node</div><div>Publish a persistent message to HA queue -�Message�3 - the queues are in no longer in sync.</div><div>Stop ram node</div><div style>Checking at this point, I only see message 3 in the queue?? �Messages 1 and 2 have disappeared.</div>
<div style>I then start ram node, and am still only seeing message 3, and that the queues are out of sync. �Where did message 1 and 2 go?</div><div><br></div><div style>Is there a bug or something I'm missing here? �At no point has the entire cluster been shut off, only individual nodes. �Am I misunderstanding the intended behavior of clusters here? �A guess might have been that messages 1 and 3 existed on the disc node and message 2 and 3 should have been on the ram node. �Instead I'm ONLY seeing message 3 in the queue.</div>
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