Re: Unable to restart Mon after reboot

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Hi David:

The code there is trying to read some stuff off the monitor's storage to initialize, and apparently failing in an odd way. It's trying to read the file 'latest' from the monitor directory (/data/mon0); the file can be opened, and stat says it's 4289 bytes long, but apparently the read is succeeding without error, but only getting back 0 bytes (i.e., not an error, but apparently end of file).

See if there's a file /data/mon0/latest of length 4289, and see if something is odd about its permissions (like maybe the read bits are turned off, or maybe the filesystem it's on has errors).


On 06/22/2012 05:31 PM, David Blundell wrote:
Hi all,

I am testing Ceph 0.47.2 on btrfs with three servers running Fedora 17.  Following a reboot of the servers, one of the mon daemons crashes on startup with "FAILED assert(r>0)"

MDS and the OSD start and run fine as do the mon daemons on the other two servers.

The debug log is at http://pastebin.com/tXwvd44Z

I would really appreciate any comments - especially if I am missing something obvious.

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