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Abhishek Rana commented on AMQ-8021:
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> Expired Messages on Network of brokers ActiveMQ version 5.15.4
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> Key: AMQ-8021
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-8021
> Project: ActiveMQ
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 5.15.4
> Reporter: Abhishek Rana
> Priority: Major
> Labels: expired, networkofbrokers
> Attachments: activeMqEg.xml
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> We have a network of brokers setup with three nodes Lets assume they are Br1,
> Br2 and Br3. One producer connects to Br1 , and consumer is connected to Br3.
> Br1 is able to forward messages to Br3 for consumption, but some messages are
> forwared to Br2 where there are no consumers and they get expired there. If a
> producer directly connects to Br2, then Br2 is able to forward that messages
> to Br3. Messages from Br1 for Br3 are getting expired at Br2. I am not sure
> if Br2 should be involved in this flow or not, or it is something internally
> decided by network of brokers.
> I have also seen there was one consumer also connected to Br2 which then gets
> disconnected and we have only one consumer connected to Br3.
> We use static uris for other broker node detection.
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