It would help if you can provide the exact output of "ceph -s", "pg query", and any other relevant data. You shouldn't need to do manual repair of erasure-coded pools, since it has checksums and can tell which bits are bad. Following that article may not have done you any good (though I wouldn't expect it to hurt, either...)...
-Greg
On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 5:56 AM Stijn De Weirdt <stijn.deweirdt@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi all,
we have a ceph 10.2.7 cluster with a 8+3 EC pool.
in that pool, there is a pg in inconsistent state.
we followed http://ceph.com/geen-categorie/ceph-manually-repair-object/,
however, we are unable to solve our issue.
from the primary osd logs, the reported pg had a missing object.
we found a related object on the primary osd, and then looked for
similar ones on the other osds in same path (i guess it is just has the
index of the osd in the pg list of osds suffixed)
one osd did not have such a file (the 10 others did).
so we did the "stop osd/flush/start os/pg repair" on both the primary
osd and on the osd with the missing EC part.
however, the scrub error still exists.
does anyone have any hints what to do in this case?
stijn
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