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Removal of unmanaged node in limbo.
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| I tried to set up an unmanaged node to control a HTTP server. During the set up something unknown when wrong as the node is showing unknown version.
When I try to remove the node using the admin console I get "page can not be displayed". If I try and force delete the node I get "Node XXXXXXXX cannot be deleted. Verify that the node configuration resources are not locked. Check the deployment manager e
rror log for additional problem determination information."
Looked in logs nothing meaningful found.
I have been able to add and delete other unmanaged nodes since OK.
Not really causing a problem more annoying than anything.
Any idea's how I might get rid of this unwanted node?
Base platform is HP-UX running WAS 6.0.2.11
Thanks, Alan Lynch.
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| Dexthor 2006-08-16, 7:22 pm |
| You probably had trailing white spaces in your node name. Look into the Dmgr logs to see what is causing this. You may have to "Force Remove" the node and clean up the folders manually. I had this happen to me 2 weeks back and costed me 4hours of stupid
cleanup.
-Dexthor.
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| Hi Dexthor, thanks for the reply. I did think it must be something to do with undisplayable characters as I could add in a new node with what would looks to be a node with the same name.
I have tired the Force Remove but that fails. (see original post).
Alan.
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| I've now got rid of this node in limbo using the cleanupNode.sh script run from the [install_root]/bin and specifically pointing it at the deployment manager.
I had tired this before but running it from the [deployment manager]/bin. The script run ok but didn't do anything.
Alan Lynch
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| Just thought I should add an axample of the command I used:
[install_root]/bin > ./cleanupNode.sh 'nnnnnnn ' ddddd pppp
Where:
nnnnnn is the node name enclosed in single quotes to include a additional space.
ddddd is the hostname for the deployment manager.
pppp is the soap port.
Alan Lynch.
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