if you do qpidd --help
does it show the cluster section? ..
..
...
Cluster Options:
--cluster-name NAME Name of cluster to join
--cluster-url URL URL of this broker, advertized to the cluster.
Defaults to a URL listing all the local IP
addresses
--cluster-username Username for connections between brokers
--cluster-password Password for connections between brokers
--cluster-mechanism Authentication mechanism for connections
between
brokers
--cluster-cman Integrate with Cluster Manager (CMAN) cluster.
--cluster-size N (1) Wait for N cluster members before allowing
clients
to connect.
--cluster-read-max N (10) Experimental: flow-control limit reads per
connection. 0=no limit.
..
..
If not the module has not loaded, which probably means some more yum ..
is needed. {qpidd-cluster}
the big hammer ....
yum install qpid*
yum install python-qpid*
Let me know if that fixes it.
Carl.
Amqp Pqma wrote:
Hi,
I am following these instructions to setup a cluster: http://qpid.apache.org/starting-a-cluster.html
I installed qpidd from Fedora repository.
The problem I am facing is that my qpidd installation does not support
--custer-name option.
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$ qpidd -p5672 --cluster-name=MY_CLUSTER --log-output=cluster0.log -d
--no-data-dir --auth=no
2009-12-02 20:53:27 critical Unexpected error: Error in command line options:
unknown option cluster-name
Use --help to see valid options
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qpidd --help returns the following: http://pastebin.com/f600aa3f
Thanks!
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