Gustavo Montamat

Hi again! I was not able to replicate this issue. I'm using rabbitmq 3.6.10. It looks like a permissions issue. Have you followed the steps in: https://github.com/gmontamat/gentun#basic-rabbitmq-installation-and-setup ? It seems...

@ahmadmobeen to be more specific, try running: ``` $ sudo rabbitmqctl set_permissions -p / test ".*" ".*" ".*" ``` To update permissions for the `test` user you're using with the...

@shehzi-khan thank you very much for reporting this bug. I overlooked this problem (will update tests to cover non-guest rabbitmq user).

Another approach is to: Generate a docker image for the clients (aka workers) code with obfuscated code and encrypted server credentials so that anyone running it cannot modify the code.

hi! thanks for using this code. I'll further investigate this. It could be that pika==1.0.1 is not compatible with the latest `rabbitmq-server` version. Anyways I'm also working in a dockerized...

@ahmadmobeen I was able to replicate your problem, thanks for reporting it. It's due to pika updating its API. Please use pika==1.1.0 (which should be compatible with your rabbitmq version)...

Hey @dreambit prior to July 2021, you could simply link your github repo to your dockerhub account and automate builds whenever you push to a specific branch. Dockerhub has just...

Hey @Goru1890 check out my fork here: https://github.com/gmontamat/darknet-docker I also needed `libdarknet.so` on my projects so I modified the Dockerfiles on this repo. It's still a WIP but I verified...

- [x] Do something with those dependantbot alerts - [ ] Rename and protect main branch - [ ] Change default branch to dev? - [ ] Use predefined branch...

So we just saw this issue in a local server (so this is not limited to GCP instances). Our container logs were about 2TiB in size with this same exception,...