[rabbitmq-discuss] 3.1.1 High watermark permanent blocking

Simone Sciarrati s.sciarrati at gmail.com
Wed Jun 12 21:29:12 BST 2013


Hi,

What happens if once the server is "locked" you raise the high watermark
limit (instead of restarting rabbitmq), will the client resume sending?

Simone
On 12 Jun 2013 22:18, "Mark Ward" <ward.mark at gmail.com> wrote:

> I wanted to follow up with more evidence.
>
> If I restart the RabbitMQ 3.1.1 instance while my clients are connected.
> Once the server is back online my clients will resume sending and the test
> will complete the test with success.  My clients implement a reconnect when
> connections are lost.
>
> When the server enters the locked state the clients do not report any
> connection failures or other errors. The server restart eliminates the
> memory high watermark.  All data makes it from the publisher to the
> subscriber.  Messages that might were on the server are persisted and
> resume
> sending.
>
> This is also a repeatable test.
>
>
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