[rabbitmq-users] Cannot create/open a socket on the iOS platform

Discussion:

JB Yung

2015-02-06 21:50:42 UTC

Hi,

I'm trying to use the rabbitmq-c library on the iOS platform. I'm able to
open a socket when I test my app on the simulator. However, I'm unable to
do so when I run it on a device. The call made to open a socket is
*amqp_socket_open.* I'm getting a *AMQP_STATUS_OK* when I run it on the
simulator an I'm getting the *AMQP_STATUS_SOCKET_ERROR* when I run it on
the device. I was wondering if anybody managed to create and open a socket
on an iOS device using the native C rabbitmq library.

Thanks

JB

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Michael Klishin

2015-02-06 22:11:53 UTC

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Post by JB Yung
I'm trying to use the rabbitmq-c library on the iOS platform.
I'm able to open a socket when I test my app on the simulator. However,
I'm unable to do so when I run it on a device. The call made to open
a socket is amqp_socket_open. I'm getting a AMQP_STATUS_OK
when I run it on the simulator an I'm getting the AMQP_STATUS_SOCKET_ERROR
when I run it on the device. I was wondering if anybody managed
to create and open a socket on an iOS device using the native C rabbitmq
library.

Can you be using default credentials (guest/guest) by any chance? That can only
connect from localhost:

http://www.rabbitmq.com/access-control.html

See RabbitMQ logs for clues.
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MK

Staff Software Engineer, Pivotal/RabbitMQ

JB Yung

2015-02-06 22:52:14 UTC

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Hi Michael,

I'm using my own credential and i'm using the virtual host '/'. However,
I've just tried the default "guest/guest" account as well and I'm getting
the same error. Can't create a socket on the iOS devices but I'm able to
create one using the simulator on the OSX platform.

Any hints?

Thanks

Post by JB Yung

AMQP_STATUS_SOCKET_ERROR

Post by JB Yung
when I run it on the device. I was wondering if anybody managed
to create and open a socket on an iOS device using the native C rabbitmq
library.

Can you be using default credentials (guest/guest) by any chance? That can only
http://www.rabbitmq.com/access-control.html
See RabbitMQ logs for clues.
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MK
Staff Software Engineer, Pivotal/RabbitMQ

JB Yung

2015-02-06 22:52:35 UTC

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Post by JB Yung

AMQP_STATUS_SOCKET_ERROR

Post by JB Yung
when I run it on the device. I was wondering if anybody managed
to create and open a socket on an iOS device using the native C rabbitmq
library.

Michael Klishin

2015-02-07 04:22:38 UTC

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You cannot use guest/guest to connect from non-local hosts with special configuration (and please do not do that either way!)

What is in RabbitMQ logs? If the issue is that you cannot open a socket, I'm afraid it's more of an iOS question.

I believe we know teams that used RabbitMQ from iOS, and since there is no Objective C client, they probably have used the C one. Will try to find out more.

MK

Post by JB Yung
Hi Michael,
I'm using my own credential and i'm using the virtual host '/'. However, I've just tried the default "guest/guest" account as well and I'm getting the same error. Can't create a socket on the iOS devices but I'm able to create one using the simulator on the OSX platform.
Any hints?
Thanks

Post by Michael Klishin

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JB Yung

2015-02-07 18:05:02 UTC

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Hey Michael,

Nvm. I got it to work. Was using a private hostname instead of a public
one. But yea, I'm essentially building an Objective-C client on top of the
native C one. Thanks for the prompt follow-up on this inquiry.

Cheers

JB

Post by Michael Klishin
You cannot use guest/guest to connect from non-local hosts with special
configuration (and please do not do that either way!)
What is in RabbitMQ logs? If the issue is that you cannot open a socket,
I'm afraid it's more of an iOS question.
I believe we know teams that used RabbitMQ from iOS, and since there is no
Objective C client, they probably have used the C one. Will try to find out
more.
MK
Hi Michael,
I'm using my own credential and i'm using the virtual host '/'. However,
I've just tried the default "guest/guest" account as well and I'm getting
the same error. Can't create a socket on the iOS devices but I'm able to
create one using the simulator on the OSX platform.
Any hints?
Thanks

Post by JB Yung

AMQP_STATUS_SOCKET_ERROR

Post by JB Yung
when I run it on the device. I was wondering if anybody managed
to create and open a socket on an iOS device using the native C

rabbitmq

Post by JB Yung
library.

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