RE: qpid drain scan all brokers

Hi, Andy Yes, we are using clustering. The issue is that the broker I tested is a single broker. There is no cluster setup. The drain command against this single broker shows me all my other clusters. Regards, Boris -Original Message- From: Andy Goldstein [mailto:agold...@redhat.com] S

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Re: qpid drain scan all brokers

Are you using clustering? If so, the known_hosts will include all clustered broker URLs when connecting to a single host. Andy On Dec 13, 2011, at 1:31 AM, Ilyushonak Barys wrote: > Hi, All > > I found the strange thing with drain. > > If I run the following: > qpid-0.12/python/examples/api/