Ok, thanks Bryan
On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 8:37 AM, Bryan Bende wrote:
> Frank,
>
> This means there is a stuck thread and there is no way to kill it through
> the UI.
>
> Before restarting the server you may want to take a thread dump and find
> out why it was stuck like this.
>
> You can run bin
Frank,
This means there is a stuck thread and there is no way to kill it through
the UI.
Before restarting the server you may want to take a thread dump and find
out why it was stuck like this.
You can run bin/nifi.sh dump and the thread dump will print to
nifi-boostrap.log.
-Bryan
On Fri, Ma
Hi,
I have a custom processor that appears to be stopped but claims to be
running a couple of threads? Is there any way to force kill this without
restarting the server? It's been in this state for a long time. I'm running
nifi 1.1.1.
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Frank Maritato
Data Architect