Problems mounting Ceph FS via kernel module, libceph: parse_ips bad ip

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Hello,

I'm trying to mount a Ceph filesystem from a client within my Kubernetes cluster. The client is dual-stacked (IPv4/IPv6) and the whole Ceph platform is IPv6-only. The client can reach the monitor, osd and mds servers via it's own default gateway. Ping and manual mount [1] in terminal is possible.

But if I'm trying to mount the Ceph filesystem via Kubernetes/Docker (in our case Rancher is on top, but that shouldn't matter here), I got in trouble with name resolution, but I don't know why.

dockerd-current[1179]: I0816 13:39:39.569482 1567 reconciler.go:252] operationExecutor.MountVolume started for volume "cephfs-rancher-ctest" (UniqueName: "kubernetes.> kernel: libceph: parse_ips bad ip 'prod-mon-101.ceph.example,prod-mon-201.ceph.example.com,prod-mon-301.ceph.exemple.com' kdockerd-current[1179]: E0816 13:39:39.576555 1567 mount_linux.go:151] Mount failed: exit status 32

The client is running Fedora Atomic Host 28 (kernel 4.17.11-200.fc28 with ceph version 12.2.7). As far as I can see key.dns_resolver isn't used because it is built as a module and not loaded. I have experienced similar trouble with CoreOS which has dns_resolver enabled in Kernel config.

Have I missed something somewhere? Dig/host resolves a quad-A record for each of the used monitor servers.

Kind regards

Jan

[1] like: mount -t ceph -o name=user,secretfile=/etc/ceph/secret prod-mon-101.ceph.example.com,prod-mon-201.ceph.example.com,prod-mon-301.ceph.example.com:/user/userdir /var/mnt/
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