On 9-1-2020 09:01, Juan Miguel Olmo Martinez wrote:
Hi,
Depending of the Ceph version you can have the files in different
places, but in any case is easy to search the file "module.py" in any of
your manager hosts, the results will show you the location of the
manager plugins.
In Nautilus they are in "/usr/share/ceph/mgr/"
You can see the active manager using the command "ceph -s"
A good source of information to see what is happening is the manager log
file (in var/log/ceph) in the manager host,
You can change the log level to debug using:
ceph daemon <your-mgr> config set debug_mgr 20/5
restore the log level:
ceph daemon <your-mgr> config set debug_mgr 1/5
I had a lot of trouble getting plugins to work, since they needed
py-libs that I did not (yet) have.
Python tracebacks are logged in the ceph-mgr log file.
And there is was usually quite fast clear what the problem was.
Big chance that ceph-mgr is not loading you plugin due to loading errors
but the traceback in the log should give you more info.
--WjW
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