forked from pool/rabbitmq-server
Dirk Mueller
9c5d8c4293
- BuildRequire elixir - Constrain required erlang versions: https://www.rabbitmq.com/which-erlang.html (boo#1115169) - Drop sysexists-in-ocf.patch: upstreamed - Update to 3.7.9 - Changes for 3.7.9: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.8: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.7: * Erlang 21 compatibility * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.6: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.5: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.4: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.3: * Bug fixes * Usability improvements - Changes for 3.7.2: * Bug fix in the HTTP auth backend - Changes for 3.7.1: * Bug fixes - Changes for 3.7.0: * Minimum required Erlang version is now 19.3 * Automation-friendly cluster formation * Distributed management plugin, including minor breaking HTTP API changes. * Simpler, ini-style configuration format * Per-vhost limits * Operator policies * Topic-based authorisation * Cross-protocol Shovel (currently supports AMQP 0.9.1 and AMQP 1.0) * Command-line tools are extensible via plugins * Message store multi-tenancy * Proxy protocol support * Web STOMP no longer supports WebSocket emulation * Java and .NET client releases no longer track RabbitMQ server releases * .NET client now supports .NET Core. * Management plugin extensions now must target Cowboy 2.0 * Java client for RabbitMQ HTTP API OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/651344 OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/network:messaging:amqp/rabbitmq-server?expand=0&rev=99
RabbitMQ and EPMD =================== RabbitMQ requires epmd to listen on more interfaces than just localhost. The easiest solution is to set the listening address to "0.0.0.0". But you can also limit it to certain interfaces/IPs. For non systemd based distributions you can set EPMD_ADDRESSES in /etc/sysconfing/erlang. For systemd based distributions please follow /usr/share/doc/packages/erlang/README.SUSE