So, I set up a qdevice inside docker on a 3rd (non-proxmox) system.
The Cluster (2 nodes) was also just created today (nodes existed a bit longer).
I installed corosync-qdevice on the nodes and ran the `pvecm qdevice setup` command. Stuff ran through and then it fails:
.112 is the other node (not the one running the pvecm qdevice command from. I also tested it from the other node - with the same result, Host key verification fails on the other node. I've checked, and there are keys from each other's devices present in both authorized_keys files.
I've also tried to run the failing command manually - same result (obviously)
What I'm guessing is, it should be
I could run this command manually, but I have no idea where to adjust this so the following steps would run
(Actually - still getting "Host key verification failed" with that change, so no clue.)
The Cluster (2 nodes) was also just created today (nodes existed a bit longer).
I installed corosync-qdevice on the nodes and ran the `pvecm qdevice setup` command. Stuff ran through and then it fails:
Code:
INFO: import certificate
Importing signed cluster certificate
Notice: Trust flag u is set automatically if the private key is present.
pk12util: PKCS12 EXPORT SUCCESSFUL
Certificate stored in /etc/corosync/qdevice/net/nssdb/qdevice-net-node.p12
INFO: copy and import pk12 cert to all nodes
Host key verification failed.
command 'ssh -o 'BatchMode=yes' -lroot 192.168.2.112 corosync-qdevice-net-certutil -m -c /etc/pve/qdevice-net-node.p12' failed: exit code 255
.112 is the other node (not the one running the pvecm qdevice command from. I also tested it from the other node - with the same result, Host key verification fails on the other node. I've checked, and there are keys from each other's devices present in both authorized_keys files.
I've also tried to run the failing command manually - same result (obviously)
What I'm guessing is, it should be
-l root
instead of -lroot
I could run this command manually, but I have no idea where to adjust this so the following steps would run
(Actually - still getting "Host key verification failed" with that change, so no clue.)
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