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@dieu that doesn't help either: ``` ./start.sh -alice rabbithost "rabbit@h8" -setcookie $(cat ~/.erlang.cookie) -sname alice@h8 =ERROR REPORT==== 16-Dec-2009::17:41:37 === Lost connection with rabbitmq_server. Trying to regain connection to rabbit@h8 (alice@h8)2>...

@dieu: Debian Lenny, RabbitMQ 1.7.0

I did make it start at some point, but that was before, with other erlang/rabbitmq versions, so I guess it's some issue introduced with the new versions.

What do you mean, do you have a screenshot? You should use Flower (http://github.com/mher/flower) instead I think, this project is not that useful anymore.

This is believed to be a problem with amqplib. It usually happens when it can't connect, or authenticate to the server. See: http://github.com/ask/celery/issues#issue/9

I'm keeping the issue open until we can find a solution, either for carrot or for amqplib.

It seems this is actually a RabbitMQ issue that will be fixed in 1.7

I'm not sure about the status of this, someone hit it recently but I don't know what RabbitMQ version they were running. AFAICT it doesn't ignore the connect_timeout flag?

This is already the case, however you need to write a new backend for qpid. We already have py-amqplib, stompy, pika and Queue backends.

memory backend is used for the celery test suite, but it's very incomplete. I'm currently working on a new version of it.