Hi Sage,
Just tried it, the behaviour disappears in version 0.72-rc1, so it seems
you got it right. Thanks for the reply! I did not see any mention of
that bug in the 0.70 or 0.71 release notes, though.
Keep up the good work. Best regards,
Nicolas Canceill
Scalable Storage Systems
SURFsara (
I'm pretty sure this is the 'rw' mount option bug that Josh just fixed. It
affects kernels older than 3.7 or so and Ceoh newer than .70 or .71 (somewhere
in there). Can you try installing the package for the 'next' branch from
gitbuilder.ceph.com? If you are using ceph-deploy you can do
cep
Hi Greg,
I apologize for the lack of details. To sum up, I check that my image
exists:
$ rbd ls
img0
img1
Then I try to mount it:
$ sudo rbd map img0
rbd: add failed: (22) Invalid argument
When I try the exact same command from the box with version 0.61.9, it
succeeds:
$ rbd ls
img0
img1
On 11/01/2013 03:07 AM, nicolasc wrote:
Hi every one,
I finally and happily managed to get my Ceph cluster (3 monitors among 8
nodes, each with 9 OSDs) running on version 0.71, but the "rbd map"
command shows a weird behaviour.
I can list pools, create images and snapshots, alleluia!
However, m
I think this will be easier to help with if you provide the exact
command you're running. :)
-Greg
Software Engineer #42 @ http://inktank.com | http://ceph.com
On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 3:07 AM, nicolasc wrote:
> Hi every one,
>
> I finally and happily managed to get my Ceph cluster (3 monitors amo
Hi every one,
I finally and happily managed to get my Ceph cluster (3 monitors among 8
nodes, each with 9 OSDs) running on version 0.71, but the "rbd map"
command shows a weird behaviour.
I can list pools, create images and snapshots, alleluia!
However, mapping to a device with "rbd map" is n
