Closed NilsKrattinger closed 1 month ago
Yeah, it looks like the fix assumes CVMFS will be in the .Release.Namespace
. We could do with better logic when it comes to locating the CVMFS nodeplugin
. It might also be a good idea to make the fix conditional on a flag set in the values.yaml
file; something like cvmfs.enable-fix=false
.
The fix is conditional on CVMFS being the refdata source and we do have an open PR to remove it. We just haven't felt confident enough to apply it yet.
The fix is a result of older versions of the nodeplugin
hanging after installation. Restarting the pod resolved that problem.
Any and all PR's are always welcome!
Hi,
It seems that the
post-install-cvmfs-fix
is not able to terminate / run whencvmfs
is deployed in another namespace. I think this is because the namespace is retrieved from the.Release
. inconfigmap-cvmfs-fix
example.I don't have the history of the reason for this workaround, and I don't know if it's necessary even when CVMFS is deployed cluster-wide (I think it is).
If the fix is necessary, could we set the CVMFS namespace as a value? This would probably require a dedicated SA with permissions on the CVMFS namespace.
If not, should the fix be conditional on
cvmfs.deploy
?If you could point me in the right direction here, I'd be happy to do this PR!
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