Qpid C++ broker - --no-data-dir and linearstore

[Justin Ross <ju...@gmail.com>]

https://gist.github.com/ssorj/d32f619dcf1cb0a462bf95a97b907cad

I think this behavior is new since 0.34.  It strikes me as wrong that the
broker won't start - when I've explicitly selected --no-data-dir - if I
have the linearstore module in the modules dir.

Would it be better to have linearstore disable itself in that case?
Otherwise I will have to manually filter in the modules I want, which is
verbose and inconvenient.

Re: Qpid C++ broker - --no-data-dir and linearstore

[Gordon Sim <gs...@redhat.com>]

On 07/10/16 15:29, Justin Ross wrote:
> https://gist.github.com/ssorj/d32f619dcf1cb0a462bf95a97b907cad
>
> I think this behavior is new since 0.34.  It strikes me as wrong that the
> broker won't start - when I've explicitly selected --no-data-dir - if I
> have the linearstore module in the modules dir.

I don't believe that is new. It was the same with the legacy store. By 
default the store uses the data directory. If you have explicitly said 
there is no data-directory, you need to tell the store where to put it's 
data via the --store-dir option.

> Would it be better to have linearstore disable itself in that case?

That would not be unreasonable, in my view, provided it had a warning 
indicating it was disabled.

> Otherwise I will have to manually filter in the modules I want, which is
> verbose and inconvenient.



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