key-networks/ztncui

Member deletion does not seem to work

trobotham opened this issue · 8 comments

I go to remove a offline member, it asks for confirmation and once I go back to the member page it is still listed, authorized and all. I suspect the API call may be wrong

It's a bug of ZT controller: zerotier/ZeroTierOne#859

раньше при перезагрузке ztncui можно было удалить клиента, а сейчас не получается

previously, when you restart ztncui, you could delete the client, but now it does not work

а где они хранятся чтобы вручную удалить клиента, а то не удобно видеть много не авторизованных клиентов

and where are they stored to manually delete the client, and then it is inconvenient to see a lot of unauthorized clients

I am not sure I get what you are saying. I can delete members on the GUI, then go to the file system and delete the appropriate files, restart zerotier-one, and they will disappear from the GUI.

Deleting members is something I do every once in a blue moon.

да я это имел ввиду
сначала удалить vpn клиент на компе потом удалить в ztncui, а как удалить ее в файловой системе?


yes, I meant
it first delete the vpn client on the computer, then delete it in ztncui, and how to delete it in the file system?

да я это имел ввиду
сначала удалить vpn клиент на компе потом удалить в ztncui, а как удалить ее в файловой системе?

yes, I meant
it first delete the vpn client on the computer, then delete it in ztncui, and how to delete it in the file system?

Вот здесь все ключи храняться /opt/key-networks/ztncui/etc/storage

I am not sure I get what you are saying. I can delete members on the GUI, then go to the file system and delete the appropriate files, restart zerotier-one, and they will disappear from the GUI.

Deleting members is something I do every once in a blue moon.

thanks for the tip that works for me

Please make a PR that automatically or manually triggers

sudo systemctl restart zerotier-one

so that in the GUI, deleted members will be disappeared.