On Mon, Jan 18, 2021 at 10:29 PM penguin pages <jeremey.wise(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I was avoiding reloading the OS. This to me was like "reboot as a fix"... to
wipe environment out and restart, vs repair where I learn how to debug.
There is no simple and reliable way to undo 'hosted-engine --deploy'.
It's not designed for that. 'ovirt-hosted-engine-cleanup' is only a
partial solution, and if it does not work for you, an OS reinstall
should usually be quick and easy (especially if you have PXE setup,
etc.).
This is unlike 'engine-setup'. engine-setup is used also for upgrades,
so it's very important that it cleanly rolls back to a previous clean
state if it runs into a problem. In that regard, 'engine-cleanup' is
not that important as well, although we do fix bugs in it.
'hosted-engine --deploy' should always be ran on a clean and new
system anyway, so if it runs into a problem, it should not be a loss
to reinstall the OS.
But after weeks... I am running out of time.
Exactly. It's a tradeoff. It's simply not worth it.
Sorry for the time you wasted. Please reinstall :-).
That said, if you run into concrete bugs that can reliably be
reproduced, including in ovirt-hosted-engine-cleanup, please report
them! Thanks.
Good luck and best regards,
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Didi