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c
can you show the full error?
Are you trying to run the kubectl command from a windows node, or another node?
l
Running from my local machine, macos.
failed to try resolving symlinks in path "//var/log//pods//default_<pod-name>_xxxx//<container-name>//0.log" : no such file or directory
c
I don’t think that’s one I’ve seen before. What do you actually have on the node at that path?
Are there any mounts or other oddities in any of the directories along that path?
l
Containers logs are present at that path, I checked manually, file 0.log is present which contains the logs of the respective container.
No other mounts
Any suggestions? @creamy-pencil-82913
c
No, never seen it before and no ideas what might cause it. Is it on all you nodes or just one?
l
On all Windows nodes
Should I raise a bug for this? This specifically started occurring after RKE2 upgrade.
c
Sure. Provide all the info you can about the os config, partition layout, and so on.
We build containerd, kubelet, and so on all right from upstream source so I'm not really confident it's something that's going to be fixable in rke2 itself, likely to be an upstream issue somewhere
l
Ok, let me research if it is an upstream issue. Even if it's upstream, it's impacting RKE2 clusters as well.