So on a new ubuntu 20.04 machine (in my case dockerfile), installing only ceph-fuse=15.2.13-0ubuntu0.20.04.2 results in the following installed packages:
The problem is fixed by installing a ceph-fuse==15.2.13-0ubuntu0.20.04.2 , however I still think that 15.2.12 with librados2 15.2.13 shouldn't coexist.
Indeed you were right.
So on a new ubuntu 20.04 machine (in my case dockerfile), installing only ceph-fuse= 15.2.13- 0ubuntu0. 20.04.2 results in the following installed packages:
root@62e110785d 62:/app# apt policy ceph-fuse 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1 100 dpkg/status 62:/app# apt policy librados2 0ubuntu0. 20.04.2 0ubuntu0. 20.04.2 0ubuntu0. 20.04.2 100 dpkg/status
ceph-fuse:
Installed: 15.2.12-
Candidate: 15.2.12-
Version table:
*** 15.2.12-
100 /var/lib/
root@62e110785d
librados2:
Installed: 15.2.13-
Candidate: 15.2.13-
Version table:
*** 15.2.13-
100 /var/lib/
which results in the following stack trace.
The problem is fixed by installing a ceph-fuse= =15.2.13- 0ubuntu0. 20.04.2 , however I still think that 15.2.12 with librados2 15.2.13 shouldn't coexist.
Cheers