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Which version of Celery are you using?

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2.5.5

On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Mher Movsisyan [email protected]:

Which version of Celery are you using?

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Please try the master version. Now, flower should work with Celery 2.5.5

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ok, it seems to work now with 2.5.5, but i'm still unable to see my Celery
queue using Django as the broker.

Should this command work with 2.5.5?

$ celery flower --broker=django://localhost/

On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 3:16 PM, Moher Movsisyan [email protected]:

Please try the master version. Now, flower should work with Celery 2.5.5

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Flower uses celery inspect commands to get info about workers. Inspect commands don't work with Django database. It means that workers tab will not show any worker but you can use tasks and monitor tabs.

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Gotcha. I'll look to see how much work it is to move from Django as the
backend to running Celery as a standalone with RabbitMQ or Redis as the
backend. I'll also look into moving to a newer version of Celery.

On Sat, Mar 2, 2013 at 3:06 AM, Mher Movsisyan [email protected]:

Flower uses celery inspect commands to get info about workers. Inspect
commands don't work with Django database. It means that workers tab will
not show any worker but you can use tasks and monitor tabs.

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