We only ran 5.13.3 in production for several days and didn't see this issue.
But we saw another issue which we didn't see in 5.10.2:
Some old data file(2 days ago) is reserved because of some queue. But when I
check the queue in admin ui, I didn't see any old message. The new messsages
are in and
This feels very familiar, like there was a bug fixed recently or a mailing
list conversion where someone else had the same problem. I've done some
quick searching both places and didn't find anything obvious. I keep
thinking I'll have some time to do a better search, but it hasn't happened;
sorry
I can view those dead messages in web console by clicking the queue name, not
the count. When I restart, they disappears.
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To be clear, are you saying that you can see them by browsing the queue via
the web console, or are you saying that the counts are non-zero?
Also, what happens if you restart the broker?
On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 8:22 AM, RuralHunter wrote:
> And no, no selector is used, just simple JMS consumer.
And no, no selector is used, just simple JMS consumer.
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Yes, in web console. I can see those messages. They are produced several days
ago. When there is no new message, they stick in the queue. When new
messages are produced, they are consumed quickly but those old messages are
still there and no consumer can get them.
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I'm asking what evidence points to the existence of those messages in the
first place. Counts in the web console, or something else?
Also, do your consumers use any selectors?
On Jun 2, 2016 12:42 AM, "RuralHunter" wrote:
> Because new messages are produced and consumed all the time in the same
Because new messages are produced and consumed all the time in the same
queue. Just those messages are left there and it seems no consumers can get
them.
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How are you determining that there are dead messages?
On May 31, 2016 7:44 PM, "RuralHunter" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are using activemq 5.10.2 on our production. I always see negative
> message count on some busy queues with many producers and consumers in
> admin
> ui. This is not a big problem but
