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I have tried admin-only mode via 'domain.bat/sh --admin-only', removing and readding a node then works. For me, there is a use case where this makes sense. E.g. for cleanup reasons. As a platform standard, you might want to define 6 out of 10 attributes of a node, but you allow customers/developers to define the other attributes too. Now you want to go back to the defined standard. With remove, readd easy, just readd the desired attributes, otherwise 6 times write-attribute, 4 times undefine-attribute. I just tried the same for the logging subsystem, remove it then readd the platform logging standard, but when readding the console handler I get service already registered, but this works in admin-only mode.
Sorry for placing this question here, but is there a way to restart a domain (host-controller) in admin-only mode via dmr/cli?
Thanks!