My experience is that once you hit this bug, those PGs are gone. I tried marking the primary OSD OUT, which caused this problem to move to the new primary OSD. Luckily for me, my affected PGs were using replication state in the secondary cluster. I ended up deleting the whole pool and recreating it.
Which pools are 7 and 23? It's possible that it's something that easy to replace. On Fri, Oct 24, 2014 at 9:26 PM, Ta Ba Tuan <tua...@vccloud.vn> wrote: > Hi Craig, Thanks for replying. > When i started that osd, Ceph Log from "ceph -w" warns pgs 7.9d8 23.596, > 23.9c6, 23.63 can't recovery as pasted log. > > Those pgs are "active+degraded" state. > #ceph pg map 7.9d8 > osdmap e102808 pg 7.9d8 (7.9d8) -> up [93,49] acting [93,49] (When start > osd.21 then pg 7.9d8 and three remain pgs to changed to state > "active+recovering") . osd.21 still down after following logs: >
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