I need help cleaning up a faulty geo-replication session. I tried deleting all related directories and files. But I am currently in a state such that when I try and recreate the session via
gluster> volume geo-replication icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_69753a58-819f-11e9-b3a0-005056b694b5 root@rmtwrk1::icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_6ef8d56c-70f6-11e9-b497-005056b667db create ssh-port 2222 push-pem Session between icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_69753a58-819f-11e9-b3a0-005056b694b5 and rmtwrk1:icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_6ef8d56c-70f6-11e9-b497-005056b667db is already created! Cannot create with new slave:rmtwrk1 again! geo-replication command failed but if I try and delete it via gluster> volume geo-replication icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_69753a58-819f-11e9-b3a0-005056b694b5 root@rmtwrk1::icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_6ef8d56c-70f6-11e9-b497-005056b667db delete Geo-replication session between icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_69753a58-819f-11e9-b3a0-005056b694b5 and rmtwrk1::icp_kube-system_nfs-pvc_6ef8d56c-70f6-11e9-b497-005056b667db does not exist. geo-replication command failed Is there any way to clean this up? Jim Shelton IT Architect IBM jim.shel...@ibm.com 281 910 7914
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