The ft_remove_tenant
script is used to completely remove a specific Fluid Topics tenant from the server.
This command removes all PaFs for the specified tenant.
Once the ft_remove_tenant
script has completed, restart the Update Manager using the following command:
systemctl restart afs-updatemanager.service
Command template:
ft_remove_tenant -t $TENANT_ID [-H $BACK_OFFICE_HOSTNAME] [-https] [--port $WEBSERVER_PORT] [--ws-login WS_LOGIN] [--ws-password [WS_PASSWORD]] [--api-key API_KEY] [-sh $SSH_HOSTNAME] [-su $SSH_USERNAME] [--mongo-host $MONGO_HOSTNAME] [--mongo-port $MONGO_PORT] [-v] [-h]
Command example:
ft_remove_tenant -t myFluidTopics -H Fluid_BackOffice --ws-login mylogin --ws-password mypassword
Command arguments:
-t
: Expects the ID of the tenant. It corresponds to the name given to the tenant configuration directory. It is case-sensitive. Can also be written--tenant-id
.-H
: Expects the hostname of the Back Office server ("localhost
" by default if the command is run on the server hosting the Back Office environment). Can also be written--host
.-https
: Enables the use of HTTPS protocol. Can also be written--secure
.--port
: Expects the port number used to access the Back Office server.--ws-login
: Expects the login of the user authorized to launch the web service (by default, "antidot
").--ws-password
: Expects the password of the user authorized to launch the web service (by default, it is the default password of the "antidot
" Back Office user).--api-key
: Expects the API key of the Back Office user.-sh
: Expects the SSH server host name. This argument must be specified to run remotely. Can also be written--ssh-host
.-su
: Expects the SSH user name. Can also be written--ssh-user
.--mongo-host
: Expects the MongoDb server host name. Defaults tolocalhost
.--mongo-port
: Expects the MongoDb port number. Defaults to27017
.-v
: Activates verbose mode. Can also be written--verbose
.-h
: Displays the help and lists all available optional arguments for the command. Can also be written--help
.
The script is available in the antidot-fluidtopics-reply
package.