I'm using ubuntu 16.04 and I have no problem like that (although I build
artemis from master).
I can only guess that your java.library.path didn't get passed to JVM
correctly.
On Fri, Nov 10, 2017 at 7:01 AM, ipolevoy wrote:
> Hey, guys.
>
> We were unable to configure
Hey, guys.
We were unable to configure libaio and are still using NIO. I did everything
as recommended, but still no luck.
My env: Linux Ubuntu 16
Libaio is installed.
dpkg --search libaio
libaio1:amd64: /usr/share/doc/libaio1
libaio1:amd64: /usr/share/doc/libaio1/TODO
libaio1:amd64:
A few questions:
- what prefetch size are your consumers using? Ideally it should be set to
1 to prevent out of order messages.
- what acknowledgement mode are you using?
- as each queue supports a max of 1024 groups, by default, are you sure
you're not blowing past this number? That might cause
There is not currently any plans for more releases but if there's enough
demand for it (or critical fixes) then one could always be done. The
releases have always been community driven so if someone speaks up and has
specific fixes they wanted to be merged back then it's possible to do
another
After some more debugging it looks like the reason the messages are sent
synchronously is because I had duplicate detection turned off.
true
It should work, but like you said will be slow. Artemis 2.4.0 had a change
in the way it handles the lock file for the NFSv4 use-case [1], but the
code throwing the exception you're seeing wasn't touched. In fact, that
bit of code hasn't had any semantic changes in years (just some style
We have a HA setup with shared storage on a NFSv4 share. During the startup
of the second server I got the following Exception and the startup process
will be stopped:
17:32:12,900 INFO [org.apache.activemq.artemis.integration.bootstrap]
AMQ101000: Starting ActiveMQ Artemis Server
Exception in
Tim
Did the logs helped you related to the issue
Thanks,
Bharath
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Some more info:
I enabled logging and I see these messages in the logs indicating that the
sender is blockign after each message sent:
Nov 09 16:07:46.730 [30]
org.apache.activemq.artemis.core.protocol.core.impl.ChannelImpl
sendBlocking FINEST:Sending blocking PACKET(SessionSendMessage)[type=71,
Hello,
I have setup with a core bridge configuration between two artemis servers.
The latency between the servers is 12-13 ms (round trip).
I have a producer that produces about 150 messages per second and my
problem is that the bridge does not manage to keep up with the producer.
The sender
Thank you Justin for the quick response.
I found even an easier way to achieve the same result: I changed the
configuration of the LDAPLoginModule as follows:
With the attribute *userRoleName=CN* I map the username of the authenticated
user as the role name. Against this role name I will
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