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I've rather published the issue on the Docker image repository, as it may be more related to the Docker image than RabbitMQ itself: docker-library/rabbitmq#572 |
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This node fails to find any Also, you may have noticed that the plugin name says "3.10". You cannot use plugins built for 3.10 against 3.9.x nodes. Either move to 3.10 or use an older version of the plugin. |
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I want to install a certain custom plugin (
.ez
file) not bundled with RabbitMQ, which I'm running in Docker.For this purpose, I'm trying to set a custom
RABBITMQ_PLUGINS_DIR
path. However, setting this environment variable crashes the container on init.Here's a reproducible example:
sudo docker run -it --name=rabbitmq-testing-plugins -v $(pwd)/plugins:/mnt/plugins -e RABBITMQ_PLUGINS_DIR=/mnt/plugins rabbitmq:3.9.22
The error shown is the following:
The
./plugins
directory contains this file: https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-message-timestamp/releases/download/v3.10.0/rabbitmq_message_timestamp-3.10.0.ezThis happens with
rabbitmq:3.9.22
,rabbitmq:3.9.22-management
andrabbitmq:latest
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