Closed akrv closed 3 years ago
I know this is an old question, but you can't really stop a node from receiving messages if you are using broadcast or multicast. However, you could probably add something to its node
object when it is discovered to indicate that it is invalid and any code that might reference node
objects could check for validity before doing things to that node. Not sure if that makes sense.
Sure reading my own question to remember what I wanted, your reply makes sense to do it that way.
I’ll close the issue as I solved it the same way back then but outside the object and persisted it on disk to share across other processes on the SBC I was using.
@akrv Very cool. Glad you figured it out. Thanks for closing the issue.
Is it possible to remove a client from a cluster?
Two possibilities that I can think of:
is there a way to get this in node discover? is there a way to go about it? I can develop it. give me some insights