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RabbitMQ is used to queue up tasks until Celery is ready to process them. If Celery is not running, RabbitMQ will hold onto the tasks until Celery is ready to process them, and if Celery fails to complete them, RabbitMQ will resend the job to Celery can try again. Sometimes it is necessary to remove (purge) tasks from the RabbitMQ queue, and this interface can be used to do that too.
This table will normally list several queue names. Only one queue is used by OpenREM, named default. If Celery is running, there will also be a queue named default@hostname.celery.pidbox.
The queues with names like "27a97cf0-6f16-3e78-aca2-357900cd2dc4" tend to be success reports from completed Celery tasks.
The list of queues should appear here...
This function can only be accessed if you are logged in to OpenREM with admin permissions.