Hi，
I have fixed this problem a few minutes ago, I must start qpidd with
--auth no, although -auto no is default, it does seem not effect, if without
—auth no, type link list showing that B->C is not connected.
Thanks, anyway~
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在 2014年7月15日，下午4:37，Gordon Sim <[email protected]> 写道：
> On 07/15/2014 06:51 AM, zhengxie wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have some problems about qpid dynamic route. I am using quid 0.28 on
>> linux 2.6.
>>
>> The problem is like this:
>>
>> I want to configure a dynamic route among host A, B, C like this :
>> A<=>B<=>C, I suppose message sent to A should be received in C, however,
>> the result is not, I can only receive on B. However, if I open 3 ports on
>> one host, each instance on each port, the result is what I supposed to be.
>>
>> This is how I configure on one host, my 3 hosts is 10.1.253.203,
>> 10.1.253.230, 10.1.252.165. (below is abbreviate)
>>
>> qpid-route dynamic add 203 230 amq.direct
>> qpid-route dynamic add 230 203 amq.direct
>> qpid-route dynamic add 230 165 amq.direct
>> qpid-route dynamic add 165 230 amq.direct
>>
>> This is how I test:
>>
>> qpid-send -b 10.1.253.203 -a amq.direct/key230 --content-string
>> "Hi,key230"
>> --durable no
>>
>> qpid-receive -b 10.1.252.165 -a amq.direct/key230 --timeout 200
>> (no result)
>>
>> Is there something wrong? I hunger for your answer. Thanks!
>
> This is probably a stupid question, but just to confirm, you are starting
> qpid-receive before qpid-send right? And allowing a little time for the
> subscription to propagate?
>
> There routes you set up above are as they should be.
>
> Are there any errors in the broker logs (especially B and C? Can you receive
> at C if you send to B (instead of A)?
>
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