You can open a bug report on Jira but generally it is best if you include a
sample project or test case (preferably Junit) that demonstrates what your
issue is so that someone can figure out what is wrong.
On Thu, Feb 4, 2016 at 3:33 AM, burner
wrote:
> Nobody have an Idea?
> Can I open a Bug?
>
Nobody have an Idea?
Can I open a Bug?
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Hello Jan,
1. I start the Eclipse Project. The test Routes inserts Messages in "test2".
2. There are 20, then I went to Message List from Queue "test2"
3. The message shows in Eclipse Console, and the second KahaDB will be
created.
4. I try to Delete the Wrong KahaDB, but it fails because "It is i
Yeah, giving the full config may let us spot a problem if there is one.
Also, if you stop the broker and delete the "incorrect" KahaDB directory
and then start the broker again, is the directory recreated immediately
upon startup?
On Jan 29, 2016 7:13 AM, "burner" wrote:
> Tim Bain wrote
> > I d
Tim Bain wrote
> I don't have any guesses about why there would be two KahaDB instances,
> one
> by hostname (localhost) and one by the IP address that corresponds to it.
> I can't imagine that we'd do a DNS lookup to get the IP. I assume there's
> nowhere in your config where you've used the IP i
For starters, you can configure your store limit to not be larger than the
free disk space in the directory to which you're writing, and/or write your
files to a disk that has more free space. (That depends in part on whether
you actually need 102.4 GB of persistent message storage; that sounds li
