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  1. Sebastian Schubert

    can not fork user shell: Resource temporarily unavailable

    We had the same Problem with centos6 based lxc containers fixed it by changing the nproc to a higher limit than in /etc/security/limits.d/90-nproc.conf standard is 1024 for non root users, which can caus trouble when using many nearly identical containers ;)
  2. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    I've thrown away the old osd's and created them from scratch - this time it worked ... leaving a bitter taste for future updates anyway thanks for your support alwin :)
  3. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    Hi Alwin, the Nodes have been rebooted before, and even after manually restarting pvedaemon.service the problem still occurs. :confused:
  4. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    Hi Alwin, sorry, this seems not the case :-/ the function still returns an empty value Use of uninitialized value $part_or_lv in concatenation (.) or string at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/API2/Ceph/OSD.pm line 439. using '' for block.db same error here ..
  5. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    anyway - what would be the right way to add some osd's now - drop all osds and re-create them with the new tool?
  6. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    hi alwin this is the output - since it's our Proof of Concept / Testbed, it's on the pve-no-subscription repo (instead of our prod systems) root@lxc-prox1-poc:~# pveversion -v proxmox-ve: 6.0-2 (running kernel: 5.0.21-2-pve) pve-manager: 6.0-7 (running version: 6.0-7/28984024) pve-kernel-5.0...
  7. Sebastian Schubert

    [SOLVED] Failure while adding new OSDs

    Hi there, running on proxmox 6 i have a problem adding another osd (bought a few new disks) to the system. system has been installed on version 5.x and upgraded to latest. adding a fresh disk (/dev/sdh with journal on /dev/sdb) to the system ends up with the following error: create OSD on...