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I was just trying to use rabbitio as an easy way to bleed off messages from a queue. I used -d /dev/null as parameters for the out command, but received an error that it could not write to a file within /dev/null. Behavior I would expect is to just write to the file handle in blissful ignorance.
rabbitio out -e PXC.TRIGGER -p 250 -q PXC.TRIGGER.PXC -r \# -u 'amqp://usr:pass@some.rmq.host:5672/rmq-vhl' -d /dev/null/
2022/02/02 20:00:01 RabbitMQ connected: amqp://user:pass@some.rmq.host:5672/rmq-vhl
2022/02/02 20:00:01 Bind to Exchange: "PXC.TRIGGER" and Queue: "PXC.TRIGGER.PXC", Messaging waiting: 9843598
Error: open /dev/null/1_messages_1000.tgz: not a directory
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I was just trying to use rabbitio as an easy way to bleed off messages from a queue. I used -d /dev/null as parameters for the out command, but received an error that it could not write to a file within /dev/null. Behavior I would expect is to just write to the file handle in blissful ignorance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: