Tommi Virtanen dreamhost.com> writes:
>
> You don't mount pools directly; there's filesystem metadata (as
> managed by metadata servers) that is needed too.
>
> What you probably want is to specify that a subtree of your ceph dfs
> stores the file data in a separate pool, using "cephfs
> /mnt/ce
Greg Farnum inktank.com> writes:
> That's the right pool ID; yes. I believe the problem is that the cephfs tool
> currently requires you to fill in
> all the fields, not just the one you wish to change. Try that (setting all
> the
> other values to match what you
> see when you view the layout)
Greg Farnum inktank.com> writes:
> Oh, I got this conversation confused with another one.
> You also need to specify the pool as a valid pool to
> store filesystem data in, if you haven't done that already:
> "ceph mds add_data_pool "
>
>
Thanks Greg,
However, I still get the same error :(
Whe
>That's the right pool ID; yes. I believe the problem is that the cephfs tool
>currently requires you to fill in all the fields, not ?>just the one you wish
>to change. Try that (setting all the other values to match what you see when
>you view the layout). :) -> Greg
Hi,
I've tried setting al
Greg Farnum inktank.com> writes:
> > When I specify the add data pool I get the following:
> > (with or without the additional values)
> >
> > root dsan-test:~# ceph mds add_data_pool backup
> > added data pool 0 to mdsmap
>
> Okay, that's not right — it should say pool 3.
> According to the
