Greetings, Ceph developers! As of Octopus, users are expected to deploy Ceph containerized, either using cephadm or k8s/Rook. In a containerized deployment, only a small subset of the Ceph packages gets installed in the host system. The daemon packages (ceph-osd, ceph-mon, ceph-mgr, nfs-ganesha, etc.) invariably are *not* installed in the host system. Instead, they are installed inside containers. This raises the question "for daemons running in containers, how is the user expected to access the respective manpages?" In pre-Octopus Ceph deployments, the answer was "Run 'man <daemon>' on the node where the daemon package is installed." But from Octopus onward, that no longer works. Is the user expected to attach to a running container (how?) and run "man <daemon>" inside it? I haven't tried it, but somehow that doesn't seem "right" to me. Thoughts? Nathan _______________________________________________ Dev mailing list -- dev@xxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to dev-leave@xxxxxxx
