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[00:18] pieterh
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new feature: translations of code examples into every available language
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[01:50] travlr
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pieterh: "ÃMQ uses C as the reference language and this is the language we'll use for examples."
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[01:50] travlr
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except they are in python
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[02:00] AndrewBC
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some are in python, some are in C
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[02:01] AndrewBC
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the API reference is also for C
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[05:06] shekispeaks
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hi
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[05:06] shekispeaks
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i am just checking out zeromq for my use case
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[05:07] shekispeaks
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i need persistence in my use case
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[05:07] shekispeaks
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that is on a system reboot, the messages and the queues must be availble
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[05:09] guido_g
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ømq has no persistence built in
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[05:10] guido_g
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depending on the app, you should do that yourself anyway (but that's imho)
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[05:13] shekispeaks
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has anyone done it before
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[05:13] shekispeaks
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what are the options
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[05:23] guido_g
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the options are that you look at the requirements that say that you need message persistence and then find a way of implementing it on top of the delivery layer (ømq)
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[06:38] sustrik
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shekispeaks: there's an 0MQ/AMQP bridge project in the works that would allow you to place AMQP brokers into 0MQ network to achieve persistence; helping with it may be a better choice than writing everything from scratch
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[06:40] shekispeaks
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sustrik: thanks, but looking for some out of the box solutions, need to get a queue up and running
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[06:40] sustrik
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ack
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[06:54] guido_g
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re
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[11:29] moorooboorai
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hi guys, still struggling to get the Erlang client running. Have finally gotten to the point where zmqd will no longer complain when it starts. But now it wants a config file. Have scraped the mailing list and the website but to no avail. From source and indirect references I can tell there it's an XML-formatted file with an apparent <device> root node. But, before I start studying the sources to reverse engineer the xml spec,
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[11:29] moorooboorai
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am kinda hoping you can pinpoint me to the format spec on the website.
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[12:02] pieterh
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moorooboorai: hi
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[12:02] moorooboorai
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hi
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[12:03] pieterh
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give me a second and i'll post an example cfg file
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[12:03] pieterh
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i'm rewriting the zmqd program
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[12:04] moorooboorai
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great: have gotten as far as <config> <device type="forwarder|streamer|queue><in addr=""></in><out addr=""></out></device></config> ... but then still have to figure out what's expected in the addr attribute.
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[12:06] pieterh
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addr is an endpoint
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[12:06] pieterh
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if you're binding, use tcp://*:port
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[12:06] pieterh
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if you're connecting, tcp://ipaddress:port
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[12:08] moorooboorai
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okay. Thanks. So if that's all there is to the config file then I am in good shape for now.
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[12:08] pieterh
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hang on, it's not quite that
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[12:09] pieterh
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this is what I *think* it is: http://gist.github.com/522767
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[12:09] pieterh
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i'm going to test that
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[12:10] sustrik
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wait a sec
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[12:10] sustrik
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moorooboorai is using sustrik/zeromq2 branch
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[12:10] pieterh
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yes, that's where the zmqd is
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[12:10] sustrik
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ah, ok then
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[12:18] pieterh
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moorooboorai: so that's the correct format for the config file BUT zmqd.cpp will only work with that git, as far as i can tell
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[12:19] moorooboorai
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is zmqd supposed to return a "happy message" when supplied with a proper config file? It's not returning right now and it's not showing up when netstat'ing for it.
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[12:20] moorooboorai
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in other words: it just silently 'hangs' there...
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[12:21] moorooboorai
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after command $ sudo zmqd zmq-connect.xml
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[12:21] AndrewBC
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unixy programs are usually silent when all is well
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[12:22] AndrewBC
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(unless explicitly silenced)
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[12:23] moorooboorai
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andrewbc: yep, I know - but then I expect other telltale signs to show up: like connections to ports I've asked the program to connect to
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[12:23] moorooboorai
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(and since the masters are online, I thought to that picking their brain on this would be the easiest way out for now.)
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[12:26] moorooboorai
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brb - lunch
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[15:16] dos000
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how would you tell zmq to stop procesing sockets momentarily (say for maintenance ) whithout doing a server shutdown ? this is an app thingy. but i am asking how would you do it.
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[15:24] dos000
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ok scratch what i said
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[16:49] CIA-20
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jzmq: 03Alexey Ermakov 07master * rc6836cd 10/ src/org/zeromq/ZMQ.java : Added missing ZMQ.SNDMORE constant. - http://bit.ly/dxcfNJ
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[16:55] CIA-20
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jzmq: 03Gonzalo Diethelm 07master * r31a216e 10/ src/org/zeromq/ZMQ.java : Added new constants PULL and PUSH. - http://bit.ly/a9UgAu
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