I'm using proxmox 1.9 and snapshot backups. This works perfectly for almost all of my VMs, but there's one VM for which the backup fails. The only difference between the VM for which the backup fails and all the other VMs is, that the HDD of this VM is particularly large (350 GB of 750 GB used, the largest HDD on the other VMs has 60 GB).
The backup for this VM shows no error in the log-file but the resulting tar-file is damaged. When trying to restore from the tar-file using qmrestore the error "tar: Unexpected EOF in archive" is shown. I also checked the tars using 'tar tf file.tar', which leads to the same error.
I tried this a couple of times with different snapshot backups of this VM, always with the same result. All backups of other VMs (which are located on the same NFS share) are perfectly fine.
I'm thinking about updating to proxmox 2.1 since the changelog states "vzdump fixes (qmrestore)". Can anybody provide some details about what has been fixed with respect to qmrestore?
Regards, Michael
The backup for this VM shows no error in the log-file but the resulting tar-file is damaged. When trying to restore from the tar-file using qmrestore the error "tar: Unexpected EOF in archive" is shown. I also checked the tars using 'tar tf file.tar', which leads to the same error.
I tried this a couple of times with different snapshot backups of this VM, always with the same result. All backups of other VMs (which are located on the same NFS share) are perfectly fine.
I'm thinking about updating to proxmox 2.1 since the changelog states "vzdump fixes (qmrestore)". Can anybody provide some details about what has been fixed with respect to qmrestore?
Regards, Michael