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use an editor like vi or nano open /etc/pve/nodes/<servername>/qemu-server/<id of server>.conf change vmdk to raw save it it will work

I had the same problem I have a temporarily fix by starting it manually adapting a parameter. When I did qemu-img info /var/lib/vz/images/3004/vm-3004-disk-1.vmdk I got in the info that it was actually raw format according to the info see output below image...

Is it possible to setup a IPSEC point to point vpn (have to connect it to a fortigate server and no other type of vpn is allowed) from within a proxmox openvz container ? Any tips or pointers are appreciated.

reinstalled again and has been working now without changing anything to the hardware

Sorry for the late reply, yes the dat/time was correct and synched and I couldn't find any reason why it wouldn't work. As mentioned in another post I couldn't get kvm to run native although it was supported and was running on the hardware under 1.9 I decided to reinstall again from scratch to...

I tried linux/firefox linux/google (debian, ubuntu and fedora) and also tried win7/firefox win7/ie and win7/google latest versions fully upgraded os on all systems

It didn't solve the login problem but I don't get the error on the updatecerts no more. I still get right after login again a login and this happens on all nodes. the syslog shows the login worked as it did before Apr 12 11:18:12 leibniz pvedaemon[20876]: <root@pam> successful auth for user...

I'm migrating servers to the proxmox VE 2.x environment and used the webinterface to start the ct and vm's I have at the moment 3 nodes connected but all of a sudden I can't login through the webinterface no more. I get briefly a logged in on the top right corner but it immediately asks for a...

it has been enabled and under 1.9 was working I didn't change the hardware or changed any settings, I just reinstalled with proxmox 2.0

Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5430 @ 2.66GHz

I couldn't upgrade from 1.9 to 2.0 so decided to redo all machines manually using a cd. I restored all machines and everything went well untill I tried to restore a kvm machine. I couldn't start it untill I turned of kvm hardware virtualization (I used to run this machine on 1.9 without a...

1: I did search the wiki nowhere this was specified ... 2: I did search the forum and couldn't find this answer ... 3: I asked politely but got told off all because I just pointed out that you shouldn't be saying rtfm to people ... so as of infringements I don't see where I broke any rule if...

A nice answer would have been you can't do it through the proxmox interface but you can use vzdump config file (/etc/vzdump.conf) to set the maxfiles setting. The answer I got from Erwin123 was way more usefull then repeating the 'man vzdump'. Do you have any clue how many people don't know...

and this is the attitude causing open source software to be way less popular then it should be ....

I know I can do it with the vzdump but where can I automate this, in other words what file do I need to adapt to make it permanent.

Is it possible to automatically have multiple versions of snapshots of vm's ? I want to make several snapshots a day/week of a vm and keep multiple versions so I can go back further then the last version when I restore. for example I want to make a snapshot every day but I want the snapshots of...

ok was thinking a bit and the solution is kinda simple, I have now no root login remotely allowed but I didn't put PermitRootLogin to no I left it on yes but limited root access to the local cluster ip's by adding a line in sshd_config on server 1 AllowUsers root@123.123.123.2...

I have changed the ssh port and webports on my systems. To do this and have the cluster still working I adapted the following. For the web: In /etc/apache2/ports.conf I deleted the 2 ports and added a Listen line to the port I chose i.e. Listen 9999 In /etc/apache2/sites-available/pve.conf...