None of this was in RabbitMQ 3.5.x, so it's not worth mentioning in the logs.
When running q() on a node that uses SSL, the node fails to stop because of a known issue in Ranch that happens under specific circumstances. A fix exists in the most recent Ranch release.
Another issue is that a lot of errors are sent to the logs. This is due to the number of acceptors being very large. It is also too large for the kind of connections we deal with. It will be reduced to 1 by default.
None of this was in RabbitMQ 3.5.x, so it's not worth mentioning in the logs.
When running
q()
on a node that uses SSL, the node fails to stop because of a known issue in Ranch that happens under specific circumstances. A fix exists in the most recent Ranch release.Another issue is that a lot of errors are sent to the logs. This is due to the number of acceptors being very large. It is also too large for the kind of connections we deal with. It will be reduced to 1 by default.