phillxnet
(Philip Guyton)
June 26, 2021, 1:53pm
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@sanderweel Nice find, and thanks from me also for sharing, much appreciated. We do hope to run IPv6 enabled in time but with our current CentOS → “Built on openSUSE” transition we just had to cut our losses on this one and disable IPv6 whole-sale via the kerrnel command Grub config for now. At least until we can support such configurations within our own network config Web-UI component which currently is purely IPv4.
@Emmanuel_perez
Re:
Hopefully I can chip in on this one. We have an ‘emergency’ script that does a force clean of a ‘stuck’ state of a Rock-on. See:
@Andrea_Antorini
Sorry, I should have demoed it’s use:
If for example one has the following Rock-on installed:
“HTTP to HTTPS redirect”
And things were playing up re-uninstall / re-install or what ever the script is used thus by the root user in a terminal (ie a local terminal or a ssh session):
/opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon 'HTTP to HTTPS redirect'
and after a few seconds you should receive the like of:
Rock-On(HTTP to HTTPS redirect) metadata in the db is deleted
And if one runs the…
I’ve now created the following documentation issue re ‘stuck’ Rock-ons:
opened 01:47PM - 26 Jun 21 UTC
closed 04:27PM - 25 Nov 21 UTC
We have in place, for some time now, a command line script that does a force del… ete of a Rock-on by name via the command line:
```
/opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon
Delete metadata, containers and images of a Rock-on
Usage: /opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon <rockon name>
```
Although there are plans to integrate this forced/emergency rock-on removal method into our Web-UI, say via an advanced option / link possibly exposed after a set period of Rock-on transition post expected completion; or just in an advanced menu somewhere, it would still be useful to have this command line capability documented. Especially for older installs that pre-date our pending Web-UI improvements re dealing with problematic/stuck Rock-on install/un-install etc.
The proposed document page would be:
https://rockstor.com/docs/docker-based-rock-ons/overview.html
Hope that helps.
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