Closed Fastidious closed 5 years ago
I've noticed this as well. It seems to be a ZeroTier issue. The solution is to get the member to leave the network.
I went to zerotier-one directory (/var/lig/zerotier-one/
) and was able to edit .json
s and delete a file with the "zombie" ID in it, managing to get it removed from the list, without breaking anything.
The solution provided isn't longer possible, as I do not have the device. Is there a way to force a "defunct" member to leave a network?
I'm not sure - maybe you could ask amongst the Zerotier community and feed back here?
I have the same Issue....
Didn't try deleting the files yet, but i guess it will help
Here is a workaround:
NETWORK=c741fda1ece47103 MEMBER=2c26433123 sudo rm /var/lib/zerotier-one/controller.d/network/${NETWORK}/member/${MEMBER}.json sudo systemctl restart zerotier-one
For others that come along and find this, I found I had to delete /var/lib/zerotier-one/peers.d/${MEMBER}.peer
as well
Thanks @fastcat
Do you have the intention to add this to ztncui?
@mdPlusPlus - I'm happy to accept code contributions.
I deleted a member, yet the entry doesn't get removed from the list. Is there a workaround for that? The member was an old iPhone, which was surplussed without leaving the network before hand.