remove-application openstack-dashboard

[James Hebden]

Also, when in this situation, sometimes a unit agent restart can force a
failure, at which point you can force the unit to resolve and typically
it will be cleaned up.

But the remove-machine --force is a definitely a better option if it's
along on the machine.

Use the --force, Luke.

On Fri, Sep 01, 2017 at 12:52:03AM +0000, Rick Harding wrote:
> Is it alone on that container on machine 1 - container 12? If so you can
> 
> juju remove-machine --force 1/lxd/12
> 
> On Thu, Aug 31, 2017 at 8:08 PM Giuseppe Attardi <giuseppe.attardi at garr.it>
> wrote:
> 
> > I am not able to remove an openstack-dashboard application from a model,
> > because apparently there is no registered hook for stop in the charm and
> > the log shows:
> >
> >         INFO juju-log Unknown hook stop - skipping.
> >
> > and juju status shows:
> >
> > App                          Version  Status      Scale  Charm
> >     Store       Rev  OS   Notes
> > openstack-dashboard  11.0.2   terminated      1  openstack-dashboard
> > jujucharms  247  ubuntu
> >
> > Unit                            Workload    Agent      Machine   Public
> > address  Ports           Message
> > openstack-dashboard/2*  terminated  executing  1/lxd/12  90.147.161.39
> >  80/tcp,443/tcp  (stop)
> >
> > How can I get rid of it?
> >
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James Hebden
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