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It's usually okay to use the mon. key for CLI commands, except we had a mgr but that prevented you from issuing mgr commands correctly. We have the new client.admin key available, so use that instead. Update tests to not --skip-ssh (now that it doesn't hang). Signed-off-by: Sage Weil <sage@redhat.com>
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67 lines
1.3 KiB
Bash
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#!/bin/bash -ex
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fsid='00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000deadbeef'
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image='ceph/daemon-base:latest-master-devel'
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[ -z "$ip" ] && ip=127.0.0.1
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#A="-d"
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../src/ceph-daemon $A rm-cluster --fsid $fsid --force
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cat <<EOF > c
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[global]
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log to file = true
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EOF
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../src/ceph-daemon $A \
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--image $image \
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bootstrap \
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--mon-id a \
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--mgr-id x \
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--fsid $fsid \
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--mon-ip $ip \
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--config c \
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--output-keyring k \
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--output-config c
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chmod 644 k c
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if [ -n "$ip2" ]; then
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# mon.b
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../src/ceph-daemon $A \
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--image $image \
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deploy --name mon.b \
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--fsid $fsid \
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--mon-ip $ip2 \
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--keyring /var/lib/ceph/$fsid/mon.a/keyring \
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--config c
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fi
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# mgr.b
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bin/ceph -c c -k k auth get-or-create mgr.y \
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mon 'allow profile mgr' \
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osd 'allow *' \
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mds 'allow *' > k-mgr.y
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../src/ceph-daemon $A \
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--image $image \
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deploy --name mgr.y \
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--fsid $fsid \
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--keyring k-mgr.y \
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--config c
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# mds.{k,j}
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for id in k j; do
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bin/ceph -c c -k k auth get-or-create mds.$id \
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mon 'allow profile mds' \
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mgr 'allow profile mds' \
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osd 'allow *' \
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mds 'allow *' > k-mds.$id
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../src/ceph-daemon $A \
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--image $image \
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deploy --name mds.$id \
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--fsid $fsid \
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--keyring k-mds.$id \
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--config c
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done
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bin/ceph -c c -k k -s
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