Issue with "renamed" mon, crashing

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Hi,

 

I recently (yesterday) upgraded to Luminous (12.2.1) running on Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS.

Upgrade went fine, no issues at all.

However when I was about to use ceph-deploy to configure some new disks it failed.

After some investigation I figured out that it didn’t like that my mons was named ceph03mon on the host ceph03 for example, ceph-deploy gatherkeys ceph03 failed.

So I decided to rename my mons. I started with removing one of them:

 

# stop ceph-mon id=ceph03mon

# ceph mon remove ceph03mon

# cd /var/lib/ceph/mon/

# mv ceph-ceph03mon disabled-ceph-ceph03mon

 

Created the new one:

 

# mkdir tmp

# mkdir ceph-ceph03

# ceph auth get mon. -o tmp/keyring

# ceph mon getmap -o tmp/monmap

# ceph-mon -i ceph03 --mkfs --monmap tmp/monmap --keyring tmp/keyring

# chown -R ceph:ceph ceph-ceph03

# ceph-mon -i ceph03 --public-addr 10.10.1.23:6789

# start ceph-mon id=ceph03

 

Starts OK, quorum is established, when it gets the command “ceph osd pool stat” for example, or “ceph auth list” it crashes.

 

Complete log can be found at: http://files.spacedump.se/ceph03-monerror-20171106-01.txt

Used below settings for logging in ceph.conf at the time:

 

[mon]

       debug mon = 20

       debug paxos = 20

       debug auth = 20

 

I have now rolled back to the old monitor, it works as it should, on the same box etc. But it’s the one upgraded from Hammer -> Jewel -> Luminous.

 

Any idea what the issue could be?

Thanks.

 

Best regards

  Anders Olausson

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