Hello Pawel, hello Greg, Thanks for explaining. It should have been something long for "Which bundle should I delete exactly?", because at http://opencast.3480289.n2.nabble.com/Re-Matterhorn-users-Matterhorn-1-1-Initial-tests-td6293037.html it isn't discribed explicitly.
The correct file is: # rm /opt/matterhorn/felix/matterhorn/matterhorn-capture-agent-impl-1.1.0.jar Then: http://.../capture-admin/docs - "Write methods" - "DELETE /agents/{name}" - demo_capture_agent Regards, [email protected] Am 19.09.2011 10:50, schrieb Pawel Fic: > Hello matpro_fhkoeln. > > What Greg is trying to say (I am not sure how much of this is you already > know, and how much of this will be useful) is: > > > -Demo capture agent is a process running (inside/next to) Matterhorn. > By design it reports a its state to the server. > When you are telling the server to remove it - using the REST endpoint - > server removes the agent, and the Capture Agent Code in 30 seconds > re-registers. > > Instead of keeping the agent from pushing the state and running by changing > it's conf: > 1. you have to be aware that this process exists and re-registers the agent > (the process even without pushing the state may try handling some events that > were scheduler earlier) > 2. you want to stop the process. > > So: > use command "lb", to "List Bundles" - and find the id of Matterhorn Capture > Agent Implementation > (matterhorn-capture-agent-impl), then stop the Agent, then remove it. > > lb > (...) > 415|Active | 8|matterhorn-capture-agent-api (1.2.0) > 416|Active | 8|matterhorn-capture-agent-impl (1.2.0) > (...) > stop 416 > lb > (...) > 415|Active | 8|matterhorn-capture-agent-api (1.2.0) > 416|Resolved | 8|matterhorn-capture-agent-impl (1.2.0) > > > --And if you want to stop it permanently - remove the > "matterhorn-capture-agent-impl.jar". [Am I right here?]. > > > Please let me know if it was useful. > -Pawel > > > BTW: > There are two mailing lists, one for developers (questions about the source > code -- it's matterhorn), and one for users (matterhorn-users) - when you > post to both those lists, this may be confusing, since most people will > answer to one of your list. It will be confusing later for people browsing > the lists for answers. > > I think there are no guides how to use those two. I assumed that one of those > is for people who are trying to use Matterhorn (Matterhorn Users), and second > is for people who have questions about implementation details, and I only > post to the one I find appropriate. > > > > --- On Sun, 9/18/11, Greg Logan <[email protected]> wrote: > >> From: Greg Logan <[email protected]> >> Subject: Re: [Matterhorn-users] [Opencast Matterhorn] Delete >> demo_capture_agent >> To: [email protected] >> Cc: "Matterhorn Users" <[email protected]> >> Date: Sunday, September 18, 2011, 7:20 PM >> On 2011-09-18 9:05 AM, matpro_fhkoeln >> wrote: >>> Hello Ladies and Gentlemen, >>> >>> Trying it at http://.../capture-admin/docs with write >> method "DELETE >>> /agents/{name}" removes the demo_capture_agent listed >> at Admin Tools - >>> Capture Agents, but only shortly. >> >> This makes sense if the agent has not been told to stop >> sending its state :) >> >>> Commenting out "capture.device.names" at >>> >> ../felix/conf/services/org.opencastproject.capture.impl.ConfigurationManager.properties >>> changes nothing (changing >>> "capture.agent.capabilities.remote.polling.interval" >> has no effect, too). >> >> You want to set capture.agent.state.remote.polling.interval >> and >> capture.agent.capabilities.remote.polling.interval to 0, >> which will turn >> off the agent state and capability pushes. You will >> need to restart the >> CA impl bundle at this point, and then do what you did >> above with the >> REST endpoint to remove the agent from the database as >> well. >> >> G >> >>> The server runs with http://.../tags/1.1.0 (Revision 10626). >>> So how can I remove it completely? >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> [email protected] _______________________________________________ Matterhorn-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opencastproject.org/mailman/listinfo/matterhorn-users
