Guy Fawkes Posted January 5 Posted January 5 If you have solved a problem with Proxmox and Ceph, e.g. the crash of a monitor or OSD deamon has been noted and corrected, the error message often remains in the Proxmox web GUI. These log entries in the GUI are crash logs of the underlying Ceph system. The Ceph crash command can be used to manage Ceph crash logs: List Ceph crashes root@pve-01:~# ceph crash ls ID ENTITY NEW 2020-10-26_15:18:33.471228Z_1e218df6-0c92-4269-8e03-3bf6564e9aac mon.pve-03 2020-10-26_15:29:58.556281Z_1cda3f71-d4a1-47e2-83e9-a08285d2e041 mon.pve-02 Hide Ceph Crashes from the Proxmox GUI ceph crash archive <ID>: Archives single crash entry (will not appear in Proxmox GUI anymore) ceph crash archive-all: Archives all crash entries (no longer appear in the Proxmox GUI) After archiving, the crashes are still viewable with ceph crash ls. Ceph crash commands ceph crash info <ID >: Show details about the specific crash ceph crash stat: Shows the number of crashes since Ceph installation ceph crash rm <ID>: Deletes a single crash entry ceph crash prune <DAYS>: Deletes crashes older than <DAYS> days Quote Donate Vi Veri Veniversum Vivus Vici I am not a tech support or a script consultant! I am a network engineer and system administrator! In my free time I crack software and publish it on this site! If you need help installing any software from this site or any other - write to @Guy Fawkes - we will agree for a modest reward! If you want the same site - the price is 100 euros, including hosting for 1 year! (you will publish the content yourself), I will only install and configure everything. I will also help with payment systems for Europe!
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