PG won't stay clean

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I have a 0.94.4 cluster that when I repair/deep-scrub a PG, it comes
back clean, but as soon as I restart any OSD that hosts it, it goes
back to inconsistent. If I deep-scrub that PG it clears up.

I determined that the bad copy was not on the primary and issued a pg
repair command. I have shut down and deleted the PG folder on each OSD
in turn and let it back fill. I tried taking the primary OSD down and
issuing a repair command then. I took an m5sum of all files in the PG
directory and compared all files across the OSDs and it came back
clean. I shut down each OSD in turn and removed any PG_TEMP
directories. I'm just not sure why the cluster is so confused as to
the status of this PG.

Any ideas?

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Robert LeBlanc
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