Hi,
The disks died, and were removed by:
ceph osd out $osd
ceph osd lost $osd
ceph osd crush remove $osd
ceph auth del $osd
ceph osd rm $osd
When writing my mails it was after the 'lost' or 'crush remove' step, not
sure. But even the last step didn't fix the issue. It was like this:
http://paste
Hi,
What happened to the missing 2 OSD's?
53 osds: 51 up, 51 in
Thanks
On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 4:04 PM, Matyas Koszik wrote:
>
> Should you be interested, the solution to this was
> ceph pg $pg mark_unfound_lost delete
> for all pgs that had unfound objects, now the cluster is back in a health
Should you be interested, the solution to this was
ceph pg $pg mark_unfound_lost delete
for all pgs that had unfound objects, now the cluster is back in a healthy
state.
I think this is very counter-intuitive (why should totally unrelated pgs
be affected by this?!) but at least the solution was s
Hi,
did you already do something ( replacing drives or changing something ) ?
You have 11 scrub errors, and ~ 11x inconsistent pg's
The inconsistent pg's, for example:
pg 4.3a7 is stuck unclean for 629.766502, current state
active+recovery_wait+degraded+inconsistent, last acting [10,21]
are no
Hi,
please provide:
ceph health detail
ceph osd tree
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Hi,
I recently upgraded to jewel (10.2.2) and now I'm confronted with a rather
strange behavior: recovey does not progress in the way it should. If I
restart the osds on a host, it'll get a bit better (or worse), like this:
50 pgs undersized
recovery 43775/7057285 objects degraded (0.620%)
recov
