Today we again had our "mysterious nfs dedlock Problem" on a Proxmox 2.1 Cluster
We have vm images running on an NFS Server (nexenta, nfs4)
We tried to live-migrate a machine from proxmox server a to proxmox server b vie the webinterface
Live Migration failed because of an old, wrong key for the machine name in the known_hosts file of server b
After failed migration we had the non working vm running on both proxmox hosts
Afterwards it was not possible to read or mount any of the vm images on the nexenta nfs server anymore, the nfs files were somehow deadlocked.
After rebooting Proxmox Server a) everything worked again.
The problem can be easily reproduced e.g. by putting an invalid known_hosts file on proxmox server b
BTW: We are mounting the NFS storage via fstab and use local-storage,shared vor the vms.
Any ideas what happens there and how we can avoid these deadlocks in the future ? Does the proxmox engine somehow lock the nfs storage during migration ?
We have now put the nfs option nolock in the fstab for mounting the vm-storage:
10.65.1.3:/pool1/images /nexenta02 nfs4 hard,intr,bg,timeo=15,nolock
Was this a good idea ?
We have vm images running on an NFS Server (nexenta, nfs4)
We tried to live-migrate a machine from proxmox server a to proxmox server b vie the webinterface
Live Migration failed because of an old, wrong key for the machine name in the known_hosts file of server b
After failed migration we had the non working vm running on both proxmox hosts
Afterwards it was not possible to read or mount any of the vm images on the nexenta nfs server anymore, the nfs files were somehow deadlocked.
After rebooting Proxmox Server a) everything worked again.
The problem can be easily reproduced e.g. by putting an invalid known_hosts file on proxmox server b
BTW: We are mounting the NFS storage via fstab and use local-storage,shared vor the vms.
Any ideas what happens there and how we can avoid these deadlocks in the future ? Does the proxmox engine somehow lock the nfs storage during migration ?
We have now put the nfs option nolock in the fstab for mounting the vm-storage:
10.65.1.3:/pool1/images /nexenta02 nfs4 hard,intr,bg,timeo=15,nolock
Was this a good idea ?