Ben Meynell

Wait. Can you just use the same name in different projects? Instead of `AwesomeBackendBundleWorkerMessageWorker~sendEmail` you would call it `MessageWorker~sendEmail` on both projects.

I use the `gearadmin` command for this type of thing. Also check out the pheanstalk bundle's implementation of something similar to this: https://github.com/armetiz/LeezyPheanstalkBundle/blob/master/Command/StatsCommand.php

@klmatom's solution fixes this, so closing.

config.yml: ``` yaml gearman: bundles: FooBundle: name: MyFooBundle active: true include: - Service ignore: - EventListener - DependencyInjection - Resources BarBundle: name: MyBarBundle active: true include: - Workers ignore: -...

This issue is still occurring. Updated the issue above a bit.

Error still exists. I have to remove the gearman server information from config.yml to get it to work.

`nc 4730` `status`

Or write a script to do that, or use a persistent store (sqlite, drizzle, etc.) and do a count on the number of rows.

"184" is number of jobs queued, "0" is number of jobs processing, the final "0" is number of workers connected that can process that job. To clear the queue, you...

Leaving this open as things like this could make for a handy CLI tool.