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Rakesh Kumar Singh reassigned NIFI-15483:
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Assignee: Rakesh Kumar Singh
> PublishAMQP doesn't route on publish failure
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> Key: NIFI-15483
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-15483
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Extensions
> Affects Versions: 2.6.0
> Environment: RHEL 9, NiFi 2.6.0 + RabbitMQ 4.2
> Reporter: Will James
> Assignee: Rakesh Kumar Singh
> Priority: Critical
> Time Spent: 1h 20m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> The issue from NIFI-5639 still persists in NiFi v2. Essentially, If you
> attempt to publish a message using PublishAMQP using invalid properties (e.g.
> incorrect exchange name or user permission), the message would fail to
> publish but will still go to the 'success' relationship. This contradicts
> the PublishAMQP documentation for the the failure relationship: '{_}All
> FlowFiles that cannot be routed to the AMQP destination are routed to this
> relationship.'{_}
> Steps to reproduce:
> # Set up a *PublishAMQP* processor that successfully publishes to a RabbitMQ
> queue
> # Change the _*Exchange Name*_ property on the *PublishAMQP* to an exchange
> that doesn't exist in RabbitMQ.
> # Send a valid flow file to the *PublishAMQP* processor. RabbitMQ will fail
> to process the message, but NiFi still routes it to 'success'. Depending on
> the configuration of RabbitMQ, there may be an error bulletin on the NiFi
> processor. I've seen this happen when publishing using a user with limited
> queue/exchange permissions - NiFi shows a permission denied response and
> still routes to success.
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