Hi,
I would like to delete an existing (tcp) connection with the “skmanage” utility but it always returns “ForbiddenStatus: Forbidden” error, even if I try to execute the command as “root” in the router container.
I can query the connections successfully:
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sh-5.1# skmanage query --type connection
[…]
{
"name": "connection/10.244.120.104:3333",
"identity": "933",
"host": "10.244.120.104:3333",
"role": "normal",
"protocol": "tcp",
"dir": "out",
"container": "TcpAdaptor",
"sasl": "",
"isAuthenticated": false,
"user": "",
"isEncrypted": false,
"properties": {
"qd.adaptor": "tcp"
},
"sslSsf": 0,
"type": "io.skupper.router.connection",
"ssl": false,
"opened": true,
"active": true,
"adminStatus": "enabled",
"operStatus": "up",
"uptimeSeconds": 4770,
"lastDlvSeconds": 4770,
"enableProtocolTrace": false
},
[…]
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But the delete attempt returns error:
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sh-5.1# skmanage delete --type connection --identity 933
ForbiddenStatus: Forbidden
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Is it possible to delete the connection with skmanage? If so, what would be the correct syntax?
Thanks,
-Gabor
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