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REMOVE — taking somebody out of the household

Raised while removing somebody from both services they hold an account on.

CodeSeverityExitWhat it meansWhat to do
REMOVE-1error1No name was given, so there is nobody to remove. Removing somebody takes the name their account is held under.Name the person, as they appear in lemonfiber household.
REMOVE-2error1This stack has no media server, so there is no household to remove anybody from. A household member is an account on the media server; without one there is nobody to take away.Add a media server to the stack and run setup.
REMOVE-3error1The media server would not say who holds an account, so nobody was removed. Removing somebody starts by finding their account, and that read did not answer.Check the media server is running, then run this again.
REMOVE-4error1Nobody by that name is in this household. Nothing was removed — the name has to match an account the media server holds, though not its capitalisation.Run lemonfiber household to see who is here.
REMOVE-5error1The account named administers the media server, so it is not one to remove. The server refuses to be left without an administrator, and this is also the account lemonfiber signs in as.Remove a household member instead. To hand the server to somebody else, do it in the media server's own settings first.
REMOVE-6error1The media server would not remove that account, so nothing was removed. Nothing else was touched: the request service is only asked once the media server's account is gone.Check the media server is running, then run this again.
REMOVE-7error1That agreement was given for a different reading of what removing them costs: since it was read, their account, their requests or the request service's account changed. Agreeing to it now would be agreeing to a cost nobody read, so nobody was removed; the message names what moved.Read what removing them costs again, and answer the name it prints.

What each severity and each exit means is on every error by code, beside every other family.