I would LOVE to help you help me! But I have no idea how to go
about making a test case. If you could drop some hints in this
regard, I might be able to produce one.
My ActiveMQ issues seem to be related to network slowness, which we
are diagnosing separately. Or maybe it is the other way around,
where ActiveMQ problems are causing network sluggishness. Either
way, there seems to be a correlation, except that when network
responsiveness improves, ActiveMQ does not.
The problem I'm having with AMQ is progressive, which is even more
puzzling, because we are not adding to the number of messages that
AMQ has to handle. Today, we were up to 191 undeleted db-NNN.log
files in the database directory before I stopped AMQ and deleted
them. NNN was up to 451, so 260 files had been cleaned up by
AMQ's
automatic processes...
Will log files assist you in helping me? I have TRACE level
messages turned on, so they are quite large.
Mark
On 5/28/2013 5:22 PM, rajdavies [via
ActiveMQ] wrote:
Hi Mark,
could you produce a test case for your problem - it would help us
identify the problem a lot quicker
thanks,
Rob
On 30 Apr 2013, at 16:40, fenbers < [hidden email] >
wrote:
> Zagan wrote
>> Can you please check if your .log files in the /data
directory are cleaned
>> up? On basis of the information I suppose this
behaviour is due to a
>> misconfiguration of your clients.
>> If this is the case often broken log file cleanup is a
symptom.
>
> I get the same error as brought up in this thread (KahaDB
failed to store to
> Journal). And yes, I also have a problem with the numbered
.log files not
> all getting cleaned up (most files are removed
appropriately). I have
> suspected a client configuration problem for a long time,
but can't figure
> out what's wrong -- even with TRACE logging turned on. In
the meantime, I
> have to cope with ActiveMQ crashing (i.e., shutting itself
down) about every
> two days. The logs point to a disk storage problem, but I
have plenty of
> space, so that's not the issue! I've tried a couple of
different Linux
> boxes and both local and NFS mounts, and this issue occurs
on both of them.
>
> I'm at a loss!! I'm running 5.8.0...
>
> Mark
>
>
>
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