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vsphere-csi-node crashloopBackOff due to wrong address #100
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@cleman95 , thank you for reporting this. Looks like regression caused by inadvertent change here: https://github.com/rancher/vsphere-charts/pull/97/files#diff-020927250b49c781c2630c8592e22dd79ec779494f92faa81c4b7ebe1cb00c24R118 Someone from our team will get this addressed shortly. |
@cleman95 , once again, thank you for reporting this. It doesn't change the fact we need to fix it but explains why it wasn't caught in testing yet. |
Hi, I'm installing this Helm Chart by clonning this repo and package it myself not from Rancher Apps. Thank you for the quick fix ! |
vSphere Server Info
Rancher Server Setup
Information about the Cluster
Describe the bug
When installing the vsphere-csi helm chart, the pods of the vpshere-csi-node daemonset are in a crashloopBackOff state.
The liveness-probe and node-driver-registrar containers are getting a timeout connection to
unix:///csi/csi.sock
In the logs I see that vsphere-csi-node container listen for connections on address
/csi/csi.sock]
I checked the configuration files from vmware and it seems that in the
templates/node/daemonset.yaml
the address is missconfigured:vsphere-charts/charts/rancher-vsphere-csi/templates/node/daemonset.yaml
Line 118 in 52aae72
If needed, I can open a PR to fix this.
Thanks you in advance
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