Using flower I can cancel or add consumer for particular worker on particular node.
However using CLI, I fail and getting this error:
Error: No nodes replied within time constraint.
This is the command:
$ celery control -d worker1@my_node -b redis://remote_broker:6379 cancel_consumer queue_name
gives me after 1-2s timeout
>> Error: No nodes replied within time constraint.
Looking at the status, I can clearly see, that I can reach my worker/node
$ celery status -b redis://remote_broker:6379
worker1@my_node: OK
worker2@my_node: OK
worker3@my_node: OK
worker4@my_node: OK
4 nodes online. (Not realy sure why celery says 4 nodes, when there is one node and 4 workers [at least in documentation right side is called node])
Any idea why I cant remotely cancel/add consumers to particular workers with CLI?