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A CLI to manage ForgeRock platform deployments supporting Identity Cloud tenants, ForgeOps deployments, and classic deployments.
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Loop in prune option #322

Closed Dominique88 closed 10 months ago

Dominique88 commented 10 months ago

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 commented 10 months ago

I can't reply y or n.

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

Dominique88 commented 10 months ago

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vscheuber commented 10 months ago

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 commented 10 months ago

Thank you for your reply. I will investigate more.

vscheuber commented 10 months ago

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