Re: Kernel panic on rbd map when cluster is out of monitor quorum

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On 05/17/2013 03:49 PM, Joe Ryner wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I have had an issue recently while working on my ceph clusters.  The
> following issue seems to be true on bobtail and cuttlefish.  I have
> two production clusters in two different data centers and a test
> cluster.  We are using ceph to run virtual machines.  I use rbd as
> block devices for sanlock.

Also, do you have any of the information that the kernel
might have dumped when it panicked?

That might be helpful identifying the problem.

					-Alex

> I am running Fedora 18.
> 
> I have been moving monitors around and in the process I got the
> cluster out of quorum, so ceph stopped responding.  During this time
> I decided to reboot a ceph node that performs an rbd map during
> startup.  The system boots ok but the service script that is
> performing the rbd map doesn't finish and eventually the system will
> OOPS and then finally panic.  I was able to disable the rbd map
> during boot and finally got the cluster back in quorum and everything
> settled down nicely.
> 
> Question, has anyone seen this behavior of crashing/panic?  I have
> seen this happen on both of my production clusters. Secondly, the
> ceph command hangs when the cluster is out of quorum, is there a
> timeout available?
> 
> Thanks Joe _______________________________________________ ceph-users
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