Loop in prune option

[Dominique88]

Hello I have a problem with prune option.

Frodo CLI version

C:_W_Tools\frodo>frodo -v You are running the binary release. Installed versions: cli: v2.0.0-30 lib: v2.0.0-48 node: v18.5.0

Describe the issue

When I use prune I can't answer the question y/n.

TokenCacheOps.getTokenCachePath: end [tokenCachePath=C:\Users\IDPO3980/.frodo/TokenCache.json] TokenCacheOps.readToken: found userSession token in cache [expires in 1798s] | 187 total nodesTokenCacheOps.hasToken: end [has userSession token: true] TokenCacheOps.readToken: start TokenCacheOps.getTokenCachePath: start TokenCacheOps.getTokenCachePath: end [tokenCachePath=C:\Users\IDPO3980/.frodo/TokenCache.json] TokenCacheOps.readToken: found userSession token in cache [expires in 1798s] √ 196 total nodes √ 106 active nodes √ 90 orphaned nodes Prune (permanently delete) orphaned nodes? (y|n): AuthenticateOps.getUserSessionToken: cached TokenCacheOps.saveUserSessionToken: start TokenCacheOps.getTokenCachePath: start TokenCacheOps.getTokenCachePath: end [tokenCachePath=C:\Users\IDPO3980/.frodo/TokenCache.json] TokenCacheOps.purgeExpiredTokens: start [now=1700149913226] TokenCacheOps.purgeExpiredTokens: end TokenCacheOps.saveUserSessionToken: token alreaday in cache

Best regards. Dominique

[Dominique88]

I can't reply y or n.

Prune (permanently delete) orphaned nodes? (y|n): AuthenticateOps.getUserSessionToken: cached

[Dominique88]

[vscheuber]

Hi @Dominique88 , I tried to replicate what you are seeing but I cannot. I tried on windows, using the same version:

>frodo -v
You are running the binary release.
Installed versions:
cli: v2.0.0-30
lib: v2.0.0-48
node: v18.5.0

and everything appears to be running fine:

>frodo journey prune frodo-dev
Connected to https://openam-frodo-dev.forgeblocks.com/am [alpha] as user vscheuber@gmail.com
√ 800 total nodes
√ 78 active nodes
√ 722 orphaned nodes
Prune (permanently delete) orphaned nodes? (y|n): y
^C==-------------------------------------] 6% | 46/722 | Removing b47756c2-7ccd-47fb-9201-6a7a15d1dd66...

What concerns me about your output is that it appears your clock is running unnaturally fast! You should see these Connected to http://localhost:7080/connexion [employeur] as user amadmin only when your session is about to expire. Either your system has configured an unnaturally short session lifetime (seconds?) or you are running inside a VM with a racing clock (probably more likely).

Can you think of anything in your environment (AM server or your desktop running frodo) that would explain the effects you are seeing?

[Dominique88]

Thank you for your reply. I will investigate more.

[vscheuber]

Closing for now. @Dominique88 please re-open if you feel this is something we need to look into more.