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Double Post Response #65

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bubba-h57 opened this issue Sep 11, 2012 · 8 comments
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Double Post Response #65

bubba-h57 opened this issue Sep 11, 2012 · 8 comments

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@bubba-h57
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Connected to Hipchat ( -d -H) with and w/out Async enabled. All command responses are doubled. For example, if I !help, I get two separate and complete help responses back. Cranking the log files down to DEBUG do not seem to provide any clues for why that is.

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gbin commented Sep 11, 2012

Just before I dig in the code, are you sure you are not running 2 instances ?

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sudo ps aux|grep err says there is only one running.

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gbin commented Sep 11, 2012

And I imagine that if you kill it, err logs out from hipchat ... I say that because once I had a production AND a dev err running from 2 different machines logged in.

Did it start to occur after an upgrade ? Without -d (daemon) it still behave the same ? With no -H (mode XMPP only) it behaves the same ?

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I had just pulled the latest from the repo as well when this started, fwiw.

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Kill -9 does indeed log it out if Hipchat.

Still have the same double response when just starting up with -H as well.

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gbin commented Sep 11, 2012

Ha I see what is going on. working on it...

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gbin commented Sep 11, 2012

Ok, this should fix it : b1e9de5

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Indeed! Thankee sir!

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