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Federation nodes fail #290
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hmm, I suspect the docs needs some fix, try |
Ya the host:4222 seems to work but the federation brokers just seem to not work. I have tried serveral ways but cant get them to work. I cant use the DNS as we have multiple datacenters in one domain without split dns. |
Will need to see logs etc. Run it in debug mode please |
Closing this, if you later can provide debug logs feel free to re-open |
Same issue new cluster.
How are these read into the configuration? I have been trying to dig into the code and cannot find it. |
Perhaps it would be easier to simply add the lstrip in this code: |
@dforste yes, I think putting that in |
When hosts can be listed as a comma separated list of nodes like in server lists these had to have no spaces between the commas or trailing spaces or it would fail This strips any trailing and leading spaces from the hosts and ports
When hosts can be listed as a comma separated list of nodes like in server lists these had to have no spaces between the commas or trailing spaces or it would fail This strips any trailing and leading spaces from the hosts and ports
When hosts can be listed as a comma separated list of nodes like in server lists these had to have no spaces between the commas or trailing spaces or it would fail This strips any trailing and leading spaces from the hosts and ports
(#290) Strip spaces from host/port lists
When including this in the catalog it creates federation brokers however they never start up.
This results in the configuration on the broker like this:
In the log of the federation broker this is repeated several times:
If I modify the config file like so:
The federation broker seems to startup:
I still do not see it connecting to the federation broker in nats-top:
Any ideas of what I might be missing?
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