No worries, fine to ask here. You're likely running into the ZK ACL we
set to prevent unauthenticated users from removing things from ZK. This
is where the value you set for instance.secret comes in.
In zkCli.sh, before running your command, run the following:
addauth digest accumulo:$instance_secret
where $instance_secret is the value of instance.secret you set in
accumulo-site.xml.
The command should execute successfully (without any warning output).
After, you should be able to delete to your heart's content in ZK.
Jeff N wrote:
Just a quick question to perhaps avoid Internet scouring, but I've sudo'd
into the zk user from root on the appropriate node and trying to delete the
node for the zombie table throws a "not authorized." If this question is
inappropriate for this board then I'll delete.
Using ZooKeeper 3.4.5 and the following command:
del -r -f /accumulo/<instance_id>/tables/<table_id>
Thoughts?
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