hello,
in working with the AMQP emperor i have a few note (the first two
issues are critical for me):
== issues ==
- [1.2.4, HEAD] anonymous queues created by emperor are not garbage-collected!
this one is nasty! the emperor connects, does it's thing, and later
dies ... but the queue sticks around collecting messages and dust. i
will porbably submit a patch for this unless you beat me Roberto (i
think you just have to define the queue EXCLUSIVE or some such)
- [1.2.4, HEAD] emperor fails if exchange is DURABLE, or not type-FANOUT
any pre-configuration on the exchange that doesn't match what uWSGI
would create causes failure (AMQP error waiting for
Exchange.declare-ok)
- [1.2.4, HEAD] missing port does not default to 5672
... instead it either does nothing at all (1.2.4), or fails connection
repeatedly (HEAD)
- [HEAD] `amqp://user:pass@host:port/` not parsed correctly
username and password fail when in the connection string. if `user`
or `pass` are defined here the connection fails; if port is NOT
defined connection fails (should use AMQP default of 5672)
- [HEAD] unable to authenticate unless using guest/guest
authentication fails no matter what i try ... tested by replacing
guest with test/test ... works in 1.2.4
== requests ==
- configurable exchange name other than `uwsgi.emperor`
amqp://user:pass@host:port/vhost?name=uwsgi.maximo
- configurable exchange types (topic exchange with `#` binding is all
but identical to fanout)
amqp://user:pass@host:port/vhost?name=uwsgi.maximo&type=topic
- configurable routing key subscriptions (eg, a topic exchange that
only listens to `svr.grp.0.#`)
amqp://user:pass@host:port/vhost?name=uwsgi.maximo&type=topic&key=svr.grp.0.#
prob
need to escape # or use a different char ^^^^
====
... any of this sound unreasonable/off-the-wall? i dont think any of
it breaks backwards-compat. if some are more intrusive let me know and
ill open tickets.
--
C Anthony
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