Publish/subscribe with many subscribers fails?

[gfot]

From documentation I understood that if we have a publish/subscribe bus, then for one/same event published all subscribers should receive it. If that's hold true, then the simple example presented in publish/subscribe section does not work properly.

[mateodelnorte]

You're probably running all the subscribers in the same directory, causing them to all use the same .queues file, causing them to all use the same named queue... which will then cause then to round robin.

Run them in different directorios, specify a different .queues file name for each process, or specify a different queue name for each process' subscribe.

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From documentation I understood that if we have a publish/subscribe bus, then for one/same event published all subscribers should receive it. If that's hold true, then the simple example presented in publish/subscribe section does not work properly.

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[gfot]

Thanks for clarifying this. Indeed I executed all subscribers from the same directory.