I've been running a cluster for more than 10 years now. Yesterday I added a new node and deleted a old one. The new node's gui does not load because it can't generate certificates, and that is because the proxmox ca certificate has expired. I've tried running pvecm updatecerts -f, and have...
Hi,
Thanks for this product, its a big improvement over vzdump when it comes to saving space.
I viewed the video posted to the top of the forum here, and he references a pxar file browser, where you can download individual files from the backup. I can't see this button available in my pbs web...
edit: /etc/pve/storage.cfg
lvmthin: local-lvm
thinpool data
vgname pve
content rootdir,images
nodes px3,px4
dir: local
path /var/lib/vz
content images,iso,backup,rootdir,vztmpl
maxfiles 0
nodes px2
I thought this was going to...
When I upgraded from 4.4 to 5.1, I ran into a problem where the lvm-thin storage refused to start when the system was booting. I've forgotten the exact error code, but it was something along the lines of lvm2-activation.service error code 5.
This of course caused quite a panic, even though I...
Offline migration fails for me when I try to move from a newer proxmox 4 install that has been upgraded to 5.1, to a older proxmox 5.1 install that started with proxmox 3.
The storage involved is not marked shared, but the older server has local storage configured as true plain local storage...
This was not the problem. It was bad browser cookies, I switched browsers and it worked. Chome was indicating that the server was not working. The thread below had the answer. Thanks!
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/new-install-broken-rsa_padding_check_pkcs1_type_1-block-type-is-not-01.16848/
Looks like lvm-thin was not added until recently based on the wiki entry. My other nodes are 3.x nodes that have been upgraded to 4.3, and I have confused myself by comparing their configuration files to the new one.
storage.cfg on the old nodes has the local storage set up like this:
dir...
I built a new server running 4.3 and added it to a existing 4.3 cluster. I had 1 kvm on the machine that I knew would not have any conflicts with existing IDs. I also had a dump of this in case anything went wrong.
I used the --force option to force adding to the cluster, then rebooted. At...
I dont know much about nexenta, but I do know that ZFS usually requires a lot of RAM to work well. I would allocate at least 8GB towards it, plus another 1GB for each TB of space.
Rob-
Yes, we have NFS available, so far we are just using rsync over SSH. The backups are timed so that they don't overlap too much. Backups are stored on a zfs system, so that provides some snapshot capability. rsnapshot looks pretty good - it uses rsync and stashes a few versions away...
From my understanding, no proof of concept has been released yet that targets this particular problem, but I am sure people are working on it now that its been announced. Until then, it's all "theory".
The risk is biggest for VPS providers. If I was one, I would be applying this ASAP...
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