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Reputation: 93

“init terminating in do_boot” Windows 8.1 Rabbit MQ fails to start

I install erl7.3 and rabbitmq_server-3.6.1,but I get the follow error when I run rabbitmq-plugins enable rabbitmq_stomp.

{ "init terminating in do_boot", { undef, [{ rabbit_nodes, ensure_epmd, [], [] }, { rabbit_ cli, start_distribution, 0, [{ file, "src/rabbit_cli.erl" }, { line, 152 }] }, { rabbit_cli, e nsure_cli_distribution, 0, [{ file, "src/rabbit_cli.erl" }, { line, 49 }] }, { rabbit_cli, ma in , 3, [{ file, "src/rabbit_cli.erl" }, { line, 62 }] }, { init, start_it, 1, [{ file, "init.erl" }, { line, 1054 }] }, { init, start_em, 1, [{ file, "init.erl" }, { line, 1035 }] }] } }

init terminating in do_boot ()

Is there anything I'm missing?How can I fix the init terminating in do_boot error.

Upvotes: 9

Views: 5098

Answers (3)

Dave
Dave

Reputation: 4468

I got this error because I upgraded RabbitMQ and forgot to upgrade Erlang. After upgrading Erlang everything worked fine (and my RabbitMQ is installed in C:\Program Files\RabbitMQ Server).

Upvotes: 0

Frédéric C.
Frédéric C.

Reputation: 31

On the same error, on Windows 7 :

  • If I use in the installation path of the RabbitMQ Server space characters (i.e. D:\soft\RabbitMQ Server), the same error occured ({ "init terminating in do_boot", { undef, [{ rabbit_nodes,...) .
  • If the installation path doesn't contain space char (i.e. D:\soft\RabbitMQServer), then no error and RabbitMQ works fine.

So the problem is due for many people to the space in paths of default settings of the RabbitMQ installation program on Windows.

Upvotes: 3

Luke Duddridge
Luke Duddridge

Reputation: 4347

I pointed the installer for erlang at the Root of the drive and for saftey RabbitMQ as well and it worked.

simple as that (see attached).RabbitMQ running

I boiled it down to the space in Program Files... it took me 2 days to work this out and everyone else who was having problems is on linux using non UTF8 charsets.

If I could be bothered, I would work out if the problem was with erlang or RabbitMQ and cry into the arms of that community.

Upvotes: 8

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