Re: Mapped rbd device still present after pool was deleted

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On 04-08-15 16:39, Daniel Marks wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I accidentally deleted a ceph pool while there was still a rados block device mapped on a client. If I try to unmap the device with “rbd unmap" the command simply hangs. I can´t get rid of the device...
> 
> We are on:
> Ubuntu 14.04
> Client ceph software version is 0.80.9
> Ceph cluster software version is 0.94.1
> 
> Trying to list locks yields the following error message:
> $ rbd lock list codecentric_rbd_bench/benchmark_image
> rbd: error opening pool codecentric_rbd_bench: (2) No such file or directory
> 
> Any idea how I can get rid of the mapped device?
> 

I think you'll end up with a reboot of the machine. The client is trying
to access objects in a pool which no longer exists.

Umounting the filesystem (if any) will even be hard since all I/O will
block.

Wido

> Br,
> Daniel Marks
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