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When i set the k3s_control_token variable. The primary node initialises with a generated token and the secondary node tries to join the cluster with the token provided by k3s_control_token which obviously does not work.
Issue Type
Bug Report
Steps to Reproduce
Try to setup the k3s cluster with an external ha database.
Set the k3s_control_token with some value.
The primary node, which initializes the cluster will not use the token, but the secondary nodes will try to use the token.
=> Cluster can not be initialized.
k3s_cluster:
vars:
k3s_registration_address: 10.0.0.1k3s_control_token: <Some random string>
Expected Result
I expect the secondary Nodes to correctly join the cluster initialized by the primary node.
Actual Result
s. above
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I have created a PR (#188) which fixed the behavior i described above. My cluster initialized successfully with this fix, so i think the fix should work fine, but please hit me up if i need to provide further information.
Summary
When i set the
k3s_control_token
variable. The primary node initialises with a generated token and the secondary node tries to join the cluster with the token provided byk3s_control_token
which obviously does not work.Issue Type
Steps to Reproduce
Try to setup the k3s cluster with an external ha database.
Set the k3s_control_token with some value.
The primary node, which initializes the cluster will not use the token, but the secondary nodes will try to use the token.
=> Cluster can not be initialized.
Expected Result
I expect the secondary Nodes to correctly join the cluster initialized by the primary node.
Actual Result
s. above
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: