I have an application that uses remote addressing exclusively. The
application is under development on one local machine; one actor system
spanning several JVM. When I send a message the message always arrives at
its intended recipient actor and is processed. Program output verifies that
the affected actor has received and processed the message. The program
runs as expected; no messages are ever lost.
The thing that is mystifying me is that whenever I send a message a
duplicate of the message is also sent to the same actor using a local path
instead of the correct remote path. As you would expect the message cannot
be delivered and it goes to the DeadLetter place. I am monitoring the
Event Bus and see this on a regular basis. I have looked very scrupulously
to see if I could be sending the message twice but cannot find this
happening. Also I don't even have any configuration ( application.conf )
that is capable of creating a local path to an actor.
Would be interested in two things:
1) Has anybody else seen this behavior.
2) Anyone have ideas about how I can research what is going on.
Software in use:
akka 2.4.16
scala 2.11.8
java 1.8.0_112
linux 3.13.0-24-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP
Thanks, Joe
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