I can see it slowly copying the file locally, to the tune of 200Kb/second, but after 30Mb (out of 40Mb) are copied, the oc cp command shows:
(this took ~5 minutes)
oc cp ${pod_name}:/opt/bin/linux/cpctl /tmp/cpctl --request-timeout=15m
tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
Dropping out copy after 0 retries
error: unexpected EOF
This problem does not happen on AWS-based clusters, where the copy takes only a few seconds.
I tried it about a dozen times in a row on ROKS, the problem always happens.
I suspect some ROKS-specific problem in the way it sets up its network.
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Expected behavior
The download of the command should not timeout.
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Describe the bug I am following the post-installation instructions on the install guide to configure the OpenLDAP server: https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cloud-paks/cp-security/1.9?topic=support-installing-cpctl-utility-access-actions
This instruction takes around 5-7 minutes and fails:
I can see it slowly copying the file locally, to the tune of 200Kb/second, but after 30Mb (out of 40Mb) are copied, the
oc cp
command shows:(this took ~5 minutes)
This problem does not happen on AWS-based clusters, where the copy takes only a few seconds.
I tried it about a dozen times in a row on ROKS, the problem always happens.
I suspect some ROKS-specific problem in the way it sets up its network.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior The download of the command should not timeout.
Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Additional context Add any other context about the problem here.