Peter Wang

@kodonnell sqlite ack queue should fit well in your case since you have strict FIFO requirement, I strongly suggest you trying it. the file queue data is written sequentially, and...

thanks for reporting, i haven't tested the queue in multi-process environment. if you find further issue. let me know, i am happy to add the support .

The multi-process support was not added in this lib currently, I would be happy if anyone has interest in providing this ability. @melbaa @ThunderRush @bavaria95

This should be useful in many cases, while it should not be core part of queues, instead it should be as an extra tools if need to be included in...

which version are you using？

thanks, more questions: 1: which is your os kernel and the file system(ext4? xfs? and the mount info) 2: was the queue running within a container? 3: any other environment...

multiprocessing is not supported and verified for both file and sqlite queues. technically, sqlite queue is supported but some efforts are still needed to make it production ready.

Was the run.py killed successfully? it's weird that `the process was still in memory`

@jedie This timestamp based queue should be implemented as a new queue, i think. Do you mind providing the initial implementation for your idea? I am eager to see it...

Any more information? I did not get you point here?