Check if keyring is belong to OSD.
One more thing I saw in the lab: number of allowed opened files is
not enough. After I raised it via ulimit, this type of bug
disappear.
On 07/06/2016 06:28 PM, RJ Nowling wrote:
Assuming I did this correctly :) :
[root@et32 ceph-1]# cat keyring
[osd.1]
key =
AQBm03tXlowFIhAA5CjVax00bNhFyhvUcOkchA==
[root@et32 ceph-1]# ceph auth list
installed auth entries:
osd.0
key:
AQBl03tXFG9oHxAAG5FmlDCcoGgVp3ewCgRVSQ==
caps:
[mon] allow profile osd
caps:
[osd] allow *
osd.1
key:
AQBm03tXlowFIhAA5CjVax00bNhFyhvUcOkchA==
caps:
[mon] allow profile osd
caps:
[osd] allow *
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