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Consumer occur Bad frame read #30
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I'm also seeing this exception.
Python: 2.7.4 I'm running three queues called high, medium, and low, two RabbitMQ servers in a cluster, and two servers called jobs0 and jobs1, each running a worker with 8 processes for each queue. I am unable to figure out the exactly what causes this issue. This only affects my high queue, which is the busiest of the queues. Example behavior of the issue: The only way I've managed to restore this system to working order is by:
I'm unable to find any event in any of my logging that would indicate an problem. The cluster reports as healthy with plenty of available file descriptors, socket descriptors, Elrang processes, memory, and disk space. I do not see any network issues or events that would correlate to this. Any ideas with what's going on? Thank you. |
I went through the logs and found an interesting message. This log message was logged when I restarted the consumers after uninstalling librabbitmq, so it is using pyamqp.
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I am having this issues aswell. When a message is placed onto the queue with a payload of empty string the drain_events throws ConnectionError Bad frame read |
See #59 |
I use librabbitmq for consumer data from rabbitmq, but got Bad frame read exception
Python: 2.6
RabbitMQ: 3.1.3, Erlang R14B04
librabbitmq==1.0.1
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