No need to send, you were right on the money. Duh, I had been staring
and not seeing for too long.
Thanks for the pointer. Let this sit in the archive as a lesson to
other fluffy would-be dbadmins.
Cheers,
Mr. Fluffier.
On 21/11/12 16:48, Horsey the Magic Spark wrote:
Dear Mr Fluffy,
Could you show the requests you are performing? It seems you might be
confusing the _replicate endpoint and the _replicator database.
Regards,
Sparky The Magic Horse.
On 21 November 2012 16:39, Mr Fluffy <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I'm running couchdb 1.2.0, compiled from source on Linux RHEL6.
I am trying to find the programmable API for managing remote replication.
Per this doc, https://gist.github.com/832610**, my replication
configurations should be appearing as docs in the _replicator database.
This works, /as long as I work through Futon/. To cancel replication, I
delete the doc (through Futon) - setting 'cancel' to true, as specified
here http://stackoverflow.com/**questions/7395259/listing-**
active-replications-in-**couchdb-1-1-0<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7395259/listing-active-replications-in-couchdb-1-1-0>,
does not work.
If I post with curl, specifying source, target, and optionally _id ...
then replication kicks off, but no document is created in _replicator. Nor
does the ondisk file change. As such, I can only cancel by bouncing the DB
(which works because the replication hasn't been saved). I cannot delete
the document, it just says 'not found'.
I have searched for mention of this elsewhere, but I cannot find threads
or posts of others seeing this. Am I doing something silly?
Mr Fluffy.
