Seems like you forgot j.delete. You only reserved it. On 3 Des, 01:00, Saikat Chakrabarti <[email protected]> wrote: > I have a client setup as follows: > > while True: > print "Polling" > try: > j = connection.reserve() > print j.data > print j.Info > time.sleep(15) > print "Done sleeping" > time.sleep(1) > except Exception, e: > print e > > And i have a producer that adds jobs to my beanstalkd queue with a ttr > of 10 (I have a subclass of Job to set the TTR manually). I'm > basically trying to see what happens when my client times out. What > happens, though, is the following: > > Polling > 55 > {'data': {'buries': 0, 'releases': 0, 'tube': 'default', 'timeouts': > 0, 'ttr': 10, 'age': 0, 'pri': 0, 'delay': 0, 'state': 'reserved', > 'reserves': 1, 'time-left': 9, 'kicks': 0, 'id': 20}, 'state': 'ok', > 'bytes': 136} > Done sleeping > Polling > 55 > Server returned: NOT_FOUND > Polling > > So it gets the job the first time, and as expected, it times out, so > when the client finishes its 15 second wait, it starts polling again > and gets the job again, except this time, there is an exception as the > server returns NOT_FOUND. And the client continues but there doesn't > seem to be any more jobs on the queue. So my questions are: > > 1) How is the client even picking up the job the second time if the > job doesn't exist? The NOT_FOUND message is presumably coming from > the call to j.Info which calls stats-jobs, and according to the > protocol, when this happens, that can only mean that the job doesn't > exist. > > 2) Why is the server removing the job instead of just releasing it? > From the protocol, it doesn't seem like this is the expected behavior, > but I'm not sure. Or is the job still somehow on the queue, just no > longer reservable?
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