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Is there a (preferably no cost) message queuing solution for Linux that has disk-based persistence (e.g. can survive a reboot)? I'm looking for something equivalent to MSMQ on Windows, fairly basic and lightweight and not, say, MQSeries.

This will be used from C++ components.

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I've installed and used ActiveMQ. Definitely a great choice!

Eduardo
Active MQ crashes fairly frequently, at least once per month, and is rather slow.
corydoras
Either it's something in your setup or they screwed up badly in the last few years. I tested it in 2007, if I remember right :)
Eduardo