Gary Tully wrote:
>
> you need to turn duplex off or only create the bridges from one
> broker. With your config, where every broker is connected to every
> other broker, duplex=true causes every broker to be connected twice to
> every other broker!
>
> duplex is handy in a hub-spoke topology where the spoke initiates the
> forwarding bridge in duplex mode, negating the need for the hub to be
> ware of the spoke.
>
I have tried both, but will try again.
If you look closely though I do not connect duplexes from every node in the
config on the pastie.
dev1 duplex -> dev2
dev1 duplex -> dev3
dev2 duplex -> dev3
those are the only duplex connections, I believe that is identical to making
a full mesh with non duplex connections, as duplex will just have it setup
the back bridge for you? There would be no multiple connections.
On reconfiguring it as you describe:
dev1 -> dev2
dev1 -> dev3
dev2 -> dev1
dev2 -> dev3
dev3 -> dev1
dev3 -> dev2
All non duplex, same behavior.
Current config on dev1 http://www.pastie.org/1060682 dev2 and 3 is similar
just the connections change.
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