I need some help enabling my root superuser account after disabling it in the GUI. I was trying to add a superuser in the proxmox GUI however I disabled my root account by accident now I can't get back in to access my full system. I did create another user but it doesn't have all the...
I took a slightly different route. I created a plex container with all the mounted datasets then I created another container for a fileserver and installed samaba and webadmin. I still have a few tweaks but it seems to be working almost like I want and similar to the guide you posted, I wish...
Yes I solved it by not using the templates that where made available through proxmox. I went to http://openvz.org/Download/template/precreated and got all the templates I needed and they work like a champ with no problems but I only used ubuntu.
Thanks I have it working now but I need to complicate this just a little more. I would like to share the same folders that i mounted across the network so that I can add, and edit files and folders. I know I could turn samba on and let zfs share the datasets but I would only like to do this if...
I need a little help to figure out how to mount my zfs pool to a container. Here's my situation I have a pool with a datatset called /zpool/public.files/tunes and I would like to mount it to /mnt/tunes in container 100 which is Plex.
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I installed a CT with ubuntu on it however I am trying to use putty to access the CT but I get access denied. I can use VNC viewer and it works fine but I'm wondering what do i need to change for ssh to work? Yes openssh is installed as well and I have tried various CTs and they all do...
Here are a list of YouTube videos on ZFS that may give you some assistance. I appreciate you asking the initial questions because I have almost the same identical use case for a home server setup.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJyjAoTcTjm3fm7h7wVb6T4hc5gbOufhd
Yes I was able to import the pool however I had to take a different approach. ZFS has a replication process over SSH that allows you to take a snapshot of the dataset and send it to another pool or host. I have two empty zfs pools already attached as storage which worked out fine except it...
Thanks but I tried to SSH into the VM and attach it but it does not find the zfs filesystem. However I can SSH in the root pve and it will attach there which is the problem as its attached as a big pool for access to all the VMs.
I am moving my freenas box into a proxmox vm however I have a zfs system that was set up natively in freenas. I would like to take that zfs pool and import it into the freenas VM is there a way that I can do this without losing my data and have it fully accessible or have it attached directly...
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