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I'm running Cortex through Docker Container using the official image provided:
Cortex - 3.0.0-RC3
Elastic4Play - 1.11.3
Play - 2.6.23
Elastic4s - 6.5.1
ElasticSearch client - 6.5.2
I added a custom analyzer by mounting the root directory inside the /opt/Cortex-Analyzers/analyzers, but accidentally i mounted the wrong one. The problem is that now Cortex keeps showing me the name of this one even if I didn't mount the volume, and obviously it crashes because the executable doesn't actually exists.
The question is, how can I permanently remove from Cortex everything about this Analyzer?
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Not sure the specific reason Cortex isn't removing defunct analyzers, but I found that removing the first entry in ElasticSearch for the analyzer will remove the entry in Cortex.
I'm running Cortex through Docker Container using the official image provided:
Cortex - 3.0.0-RC3
Elastic4Play - 1.11.3
Play - 2.6.23
Elastic4s - 6.5.1
ElasticSearch client - 6.5.2
I added a custom analyzer by mounting the root directory inside the
/opt/Cortex-Analyzers/analyzers
, but accidentally i mounted the wrong one. The problem is that now Cortex keeps showing me the name of this one even if I didn't mount the volume, and obviously it crashes because the executable doesn't actually exists.The question is, how can I permanently remove from Cortex everything about this Analyzer?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: