Hello everyone. I'm having a bit of a headache at the moment, trying to track down how I "should" be configuring proxy settings. When I was running Pacific, I think I managed to get things working, via setting a proxy in /etc/environment. Although note that if you do this, you'll have to also set a no_proxy, because that makes Prometheus error. I've upgraded to Quincy successfully, although I did need to manually pull some podman My current proxy settings are: http_proxy=my_proxy:3128 https_proxy=my_proxy:3128 no_proxy=10.0.0.0/8,my_subdomain As far as I can tell with untangling all this, /etc/environment seems to be the only place it gets 'picked up' within the cephadm environment - setting profile.d or similar doesn't seem to, and neither does /etc/default/ceph. (I was clutching at straws a bit). But suffice to say, with sufficient fettling this now appears in my 'mgr' environment when I attach with podman exec -it <container> /bin/bash and then run 'env' - I can 'curl' quay.io, and off we go. However when I run ceph orch upgrade --ceph-version 17.2.1 This bombs out, with 'failed to pull target image'. ceph orch upgrade check does pretty much the same - unable to resolve quay.io, in a way very consistent with not trying to use a proxy. I've managed to work around this with 'ceph orch host add' because manually pulling the container from the command line (just a 'podman pull' using the default env) seems to work just fine. But ceph orch upgrade seems to not be content with this - at least not any more, I'm _fairly_ sure this is how I upgraded from 16 to 17 by manually pulling containers. But what I'm really trying to figure out is quite why I cannot set a proxy for podman - it seems the 'upgrade.py' might just ignore the env, but also insist on pulling the container 'properly'. I also have a suspicion that I could do some filthy hack that involve setting container_image and again - manually pulling the container. (This is a 'test' env, so I'm not too worried about messing it up). But does anyone have any suggestions for effectively using cephadm from behind a proxy? Ed Rolison OxFORD Asset Management OxAM House | 6 George Street Oxford | OX1 2BW | England ed.rolison@xxxxxxxx<mailto:%20ed.rolison@xxxxxxxx> Phone: +44 (0) 1865 248 248 This confidential email is subject to OxFORD Asset Management's Legal Notice<www.oxam.com/legal-notices> and Privacy Notice<www.oxam.com/privacy-and-cookies>. _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-leave@xxxxxxx
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