Replacing an OSD

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Hi Loic,


> By restoring the fsid file from the back, presumably. I did not think of that when you showed the ceph-osd mkfs line, but it makes sense. This is not the ceph fsid.

Yeah, I though about that and I saw fsid and ceph_fsid, but I wasn't
just that just replacing the file would be enough or if the fsid was
used somewhere else and this could yield some weird state ...


> root at bm0015:/var/lib/ceph/osd/ceph-1# grep fsid /etc/ceph/ceph.conf
> fsid = 571bb920-6d85-44d7-9eca-1bc114d1cd75

Weird, I don't have a fsid in my ceph.conf ...


Cheers,

   Sylvain


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