Thanks Konstantin, that really helped a lot :-)
For anyone else who stumbles across this issue here is the (extract)
/etc/fstab file we use:
~~~
regular_cephfs_user@<Regular CephFS FSID>.regular_cephfs=/folder1
/mnt/folder1 ceph mon_addr=<Regular CephFS Monitor1 IP
Address>/<Regular CephFS Monitor2 IP Address>/<Regular CephFS Monitor3
IP
Address>,secretfile=/etc/ceph/regular_cephfs_user.secret,noatime,_netdev 0 0
proxmox_cephfs_user@<Proxmox CephFS FSID>.proxmox_cephfs=/folder2
/mnt/folder2 ceph mon_addr=<Proxmox CephFS Monitor1 IP
Address>/<Proxmox CephFS Monitor2 IP Address>/<Proxmox CephFS Monitor3
IP
Address>,secretfile=/etc/pve/priv/ceph/proxmox_cephfs_user.secret,noatime,_netdev
0 0
~~~
Note that you can use the Clusters' Monitors' Hostnames instead of their
IP Addresses - but you will need to have a good DNS system in place
and/or have the relevant details in each client's /etc/hosts file.
Cheers
Dulux-Oz
On 24/8/24 20:44, Konstantin Shalygin wrote:
Hi,
I don't think kernel read any files. Maybe only with some userland helper. In any case, it's up to you, but for the kernel ceph client to work, nothing but the kernel is needed, bindings in the form of files and user space utilities only complicate the system, like for me
k
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On 24 Aug 2024, at 12:34, duluxoz <duluxoz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So you wouldn't use multiple ceph.conf files? (Or a combined one, for that matter?)
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