Re: Help destroying 1,000+ subscribers

2010-10-22 Thread Joe Niski
(James, i'm replying to the list - your reply came directly to me) The behavior i've noticed is that if the end consumer is outside of ActiveMQ (e.g., an MDB on a Java EE server, rather than a Camel route configured in activemq.xml), AND the consumer is not running when ActiveMQ starts up, the

Re: Help destroying 1,000+ subscribers

2010-10-21 Thread Joe Niski
The only way i've discovered to remove "zombie" durable subscribers (they were once subscribed, but will never reconnect again) is to delete the data-store directory. Harsh, and probably not a good idea in a production environment unless you can guarantee there are no in-flight persistent messag

Help destroying 1,000+ subscribers

2010-10-21 Thread James Green
Hi, Due to a bug my side I've managed to create over 1,000 durable topic subscribers each with differing client-ids. Yep, that equals quite a mess. Somehow I need to unsubscribe these guys. Each was created by the same PHP script being invoked repeatedly overnight. I have created a script that i