[Gluster-users] Cannot stop (and delete) "faulty" geo-replication because slave is gone
Fred van Zwieten
fvzwieten at vxcompany.com
Sun Dec 2 09:59:04 UTC 2012
Hello,
I am trying to setup (as a test) geo-replication between a KVM Fedora17
guest with gluster 3.3.1 on it and an Amazon EC2 instance running fedora17.
The slave (EC2 instance) is gone and I want to remove the geo-replication
relation. It's status is, naturally, "faulty". It refused to delete with
the following message:
[root at g61 ~]# gluster volume geo-replication vol1
ssh://georepl@g81.lab8.local::cloudvol1 stop
geo-replication session between vol1 & ssh://georepl@g81.lab8.local::cloudvol1
not active
geo-replication command failed
I know it's not active, because the slave is gone. So naturally I cannot
start it either:
[root at g61 ~]# gluster volume geo-replication vol1
ssh://georepl@g81.lab8.local::cloudvol1 start
geo-replication session between vol1 & ssh://georepl@g81.lab8.local::cloudvol1
already started
geo-replication command failed
Now what?
Greets,
Fred
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