I'm not sure if this is the place to note issues but I figured that I should capture it.
While trying to get my system up and running I ended up deleting feeds because I defined them incorrectly. The problem is that after I delete a feed (not all of the feeds) then all of the nodes stop processing their inputs. I'm assuming that this is not intended behavior.
Things go back to normal after rebooting.
Re: Deleting a Feed from the Feeds page causes all the nodes to stop processing inputs
Did you delete the input process first, before deleting the feed it was feeding?
If not, the input process would be trying to write to a feed that no longer existed.
Always delete the input process first.
Paul
Re: Deleting a Feed from the Feeds page causes all the nodes to stop processing inputs
I thought that I had tried deleting the input process first but it was causing a different issue which I failed to note in my notes. I then deleted the feed instead which allowed me to progress.
Maybe the system should warn about deleting feeds with existing input processes?