Hello all,
i have just compiled a fresh beanstalkd from github on OSX and i'm
getting a consistent INTERNAL_ERROR when running the following test
(in ruby)
def insert_a_few_jobs(bs,number)
bs.use 'test'
number.times do |i|
body = "test job number #{i}"
bs.put body
end
bs.watch 'test'
number.times do |i|
body = "test buried job number #{i}"
bs.put body
job = bs.reserve 0
job.bury #### crashes here.
end
end
Stacktrace (client side)
test_export(TestBeanstalkServer):
Beanstalk::InternalError: INTERNAL_ERROR
method check_resp in connection.rb at line 197
method interact in connection.rb at line 184
method bury in connection.rb at line 116
method bury in job.rb at line 64
method insert_a_few_jobs in tc_beanstalk_server.rb at line 50
method times in tc_beanstalk_server.rb at line 46
method insert_a_few_jobs in tc_beanstalk_server.rb at line 46
method test_export in tc_beanstalk_server.rb at line 57
method test_export in tc_beanstalk_server.rb at line 55
and i get the following output on beanstalkd's stderr.
/opt/beanstalkd-1.4.2/bin/beanstalkd: binlog.c:457 in
binlog_write_job: unserializable job state: 3
/opt/beanstalkd-1.4.2/bin/beanstalkd: prot.c:1292 in dispatch_cmd:
server error: INTERNAL_ERROR
beanstalkd command line is :
/opt/beanstalkd-1.4.2/bin/beanstalkd -b /var/folders/0z/
0zkMgRtCGm8ofh4LX0jh0U+++TI/-Tmp-/beanstalk-
logbin20091117-15371-1d6o2wwtmp -l 127.0.0.1 -p 45713 -f 100
(it's a local server that gets killed as soon as the unit test is
complete, thus the strange location of the binlog file)
I'm currently evaluating upgrading from 1.3, am writing the necessary
import/export tools, and i need to be able to bury a job as soon as it
is pushed in order to recover our active queues in exactly the same
state.
Anything i'm doing wrong ?
Thanks in advance,
Erwan
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