Erasure Space not showing on Octopus

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Good day

I currently have a problem where my octopus cluster shows cephfs EC free
space differently from my luminous cluster cephfs EC datapool. The only
difference I notice is the get application per pool.

Mounting the volume from a vm in production Luminous 12.2.13 EC3+1:
10.102.25.18:6789,10.102.25.19:6789,10.102.25.28:6789:/volumes/_nogroup/6f485332-da3d-4f6d-b5aa-a68e9566d1dc
 2.8P  2.5P  327T  89% /ilifu

2.8P EC available space
2.5P EC used space
327T available on the EC cephfs_data

 ceph osd pool application get cephfs_data
{
    "cephfs": {}
}

Mounting the volume from a vm in production Octopus 15.2.8 EC8+2:
10.102.36.3:6789,10.102.36.5:6789,10.102.36.7:6789:/volumes/_nogroup/<longno>
    4.3P   20T  4.3P   1% /new

4.3P is the RAW space of the whole of the ceph cluster, I'm expecting 3.0P
Usable Space as show on ceph df
cephfs_data            14   16    422 B        3    422 B      0    3.0 PiB

 ceph osd pool application get cephfs_data
{
    "cephfs": {
        "data": "cephfs"
    }
}

If anyone has an idea how to get the EC volume to show the EC space and not
the raw space. Thank you
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