Hi Dhairya, Yes I have in ceph.conf (only copied the lines below, there are more in these sections). I do not have a keyring path setting in ceph.conf public network = a.b.c.111/24 [mon] mon host = a.b.c.111,a.b.c.112,a.b.c.113 [mon.a] mon addr = a.b.c.111 [mon.b] mon addr = a.b.c.112 [mon.c] mon addr = a.b.c.113
Can you confirm if the mon ip in ceph.conf is correct and is public; also the keyring path is specified correctly?
I need some help understanding this. I have configured nfs-ganesha for cephfs using something like this in ganesha.conf
FSAL { Name = CEPH; User_Id = "testing.nfs"; Secret_Access_Key = "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA=="; }
But I contstantly have these messages in de ganesha logs, 6x per user_id
auth: unable to find a keyring on /etc/ceph/ceph.client.testing
I thought this was a ganesha authentication order issue, but they[1] say it has to do with ceph. I am still on Nautilus so maybe this has been fixed in newer releases. I still have a hard time understanding why this is an issue of ceph (libraries).