Hi,
The initial zmq 2.x C++ binding was part of zmq itself under the LGPL.
The binding for 3.x has been moved to a separate project. Is the binding
for 3.x still under LGPL?
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Good question. The repository wasn't well set up, no license file and
no notes for contributors.
The zmq.hpp license was and still is MIT/X11, you can see this in the
sources. LGPL won't work since it's not a library.
-Pieter
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 10:34 AM, Beyer, Marcel marcel.be...@oce.com
Is there a standard approach to ensuring data integrity and security using
ZeroMQ? I'm new to this community and don't see an obvious approach.
By 'data integrity' I mean that the message recieved is the same as the one
sent. We'll mostly be messaging over TCP, which has problems with jumbo
Hi, they have found today 2 servers publishing using xsub crashed in
mtrie.cpp[line 293] in function zmq::mtrie_t::rm_helper(..) line
apparently tryng to acces if (pipes-empty ()). I guess pipes was rubish
but I could not debug and I have been unable to reproduce at the moment.
The function
Doesn't ring a bell for me.
A few questions…
Are all endpoints using 3.2.2 or is it a mix of 3.2.2 and 2.2?
What transports are you using (inproc, tcp, ipc)?
Are you using XPUB and XSUB directly or are the endpoints actually PUB/SUB but
you are seeing a crash in the parent?
How many
Thanks for the rapid answer:
-Are all endpoints using 3.2.2 or is it a mix of 3.2.2 and 2.2?
Everything is 3.2.2
- What transports are you using (inproc, tcp, ipc)?
TCP for publishing
- Are you using XPUB and XSUB directly or are the endpoints actually PUB/SUB
but you are seeing a crash in
I have found that this happens after subscribing from a pub many (4)
times to the same string. I have changed the subscriber and now I do not
see the crash in the publisher.
I am trying to narrow the problem better.
I leave the stack in case it gives any clue.
Hi there!
Upon stressing a Java / ZMQ based piece of software, I'm getting TWO repeated
errors every now and then, they are:
Bad file descriptor (kqueue.cpp:76)
Resource busy (./mutex.hpp:90)
I'm using a request/reply schema from the client point of view (Mac OSX Darwin
Kernel Version
Adam,
There are by my count five separate projects working on this; the most
promising is Lourens Naudé's TLS transport inside the library; the
most usable today is Salt Stack's distributed security model, which
should be quite easy to reimplement.
I'd suggest reading this:
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 4:42 PM, Pau p...@teleopsia.com wrote:
I have found that this happens after subscribing from a pub many (4)
times to the same string. I have changed the subscriber and now I do not
see the crash in the publisher.
I am trying to narrow the problem better.
This is
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 9:57 PM, Gonzalo Vasquez gvasq...@altiuz.cl wrote:
Hi there!
Upon stressing a Java / ZMQ based piece of software, I'm getting TWO
repeated errors every now and then, they are:
Hi Gonzalo,
As with any error you're trying to report (to any project, I guess), the
best
Ok, minimal might be a problem, but I'll try to achieve that
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El 05-03-2013, a las 18:19, Pieter Hintjens p...@imatix.com escribió:
On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 9:57 PM, Gonzalo Vasquez gvasq...@altiuz.cl wrote:
Hi there!
Upon stressing a Java / ZMQ based piece of
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