[rabbitmq-discuss] Durable Exchanges, Queues and Persistent Messages

Tue Nov 10 17:49:29 GMT 2009

That sounds like the likely culprit.  I'll test that and let you know.  What
I was hoping to accomplish, was to have the message queue, keep a copy of a
message for an hour so that when a new consumer connected, he receives the
last hour of messages.  I might have to add this logic to the applications
somehow.

On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Matthew Sackman <matthew at lshift.net>wrote:

> On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 10:22:09AM -0700, Derek Burdick wrote:
> > I have a durable queue and exchange I am sending persistent messages to.
> > The exchange is set as fanout.  What I am seeing, is that the messages
> are
> > stored to disk but never removed.  If a new consumer comes up, he gets
> the
> > entire history of that queue.
> >
> > Is this the intended behavior of persistent fanout messages?
>
> I suspect your consumer is not acknowledging messages. Messages are not
> forgotten until the client confirms that they have received the message
> by using basic.ack. This is required whether the client is doing
> basic.get or using basic.consume.
>
> Alternatively, in both basic.get and basic.consume, the noAck flag can
> be set, indicating to Rabbit that it should not expect acks from the
> client, and thus should forget about messages as soon as they've been
> sent to a client.
>
> I hope that's of use. If my guess is wrong, do please let us know!
>
> Matthew
>
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