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How to stop a remote agent from sudo run that always auto restart?

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Jesse Zhang
Jesse Zhang Aug 10, 2020

Bamboo Server Version: 6.9

Remote Agent Server: Linux 16.04 LTS 

Since I have tried to start the bamboo remote agent by 

sudo java -jar atlassian-bamboo-agent-installer-6.9.0.jar {my server}/agentServer/
java -jar atlassian-bamboo-agent-installer-6.9.0.jar {my server}/agentServer/

And I can see 2 remote build agents are running from my bamboo web application

I tried to stop and delete the remote agent from sudo run, but it always comes back after a period of time.

I also tried 

sudo java stop -jar atlassian-bamboo-agent-installer-6.9.0.jar {my server}/agentServer/

Is there a way to permanently stop/delete the remote agent run from sudo, as it looks like the daemon keep booting it up.

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