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Dynamic shovel(s) cannot be deleted #11569

Closed ChesterMino closed 6 days ago

ChesterMino commented 6 days ago

Describe the bug

Dear Team,

After upgrading from 3.8.2 to 3.13.2 we started to experience issues, when some of the dynamic shovels cannot be deleted. The issue was reproduced several times during last few weeks.

Reproduction steps

  1. The shovel is not present in the 'Shovel status' but is present in the 'Shovel management'.
  2. When trying to remove the shovel using UI, error msg pops up saying the shovel could not be removed. Following line can be found in the log file: Shovel with the name ‘my-shovel’ was not found on virtual host '/'
  3. When trying to remove the shovel using cmd rabbitmqctl clear_parameter shovel “my-shovel” , following msg is returned: Clearing runtime parameter “my-shovel" for component "shovel" on vhost "/" ... Error:{:noproc, {:gen_server, :call, [:rabbit_shovel_dyn_worker_sup_sup, :which_children, :infinity]}}
  4. To fix the issue we need to disable/enable shovel plugin(s) on the node , where the shovel is 'defined'.

Expected behavior

Keeping consistency of defined shovel(s)

Additional context

We are running 5 nodes cluster of 3.13.2 (binaries) with erlang 26.2.5

Thanks!

Dominik

michaelklishin commented 6 days ago

@ChesterMino how is this relevant as an issue in the documentation website?

Take a look at the 3.13.3 release notes.

michaelklishin commented 6 days ago

Duplicate of #11324 (judging from the little information we have), although https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/pull/11318 (which stems from Erlang 26's stricter TLS setting validation) can also be relevant: Shovels may fail to start because of that setting, which simply triggers #11324 in environments where it previously was never present.

ChesterMino commented 6 days ago

Hei, sry for opening in wrong topic. Thx for references.