Hello friends.
New user of Proxmox and PBS here. I'm evaluating it for use in a tech company that is starting to need virtualization of a few services. Right now I have a basic working config on a local server:
PVE - running 4 x VMs
PBS - also running as a VM inside PVE. Datastore is configured to point at a section of thin storage within PVE, not a dedicated disk (yet).
My short term aim is to sync the backups on PBS with a cloud storage provider using Rclone. I am having trouble reading the backup files off the disk inside PBS. The backup appears to go fine from PVE-PBS. I can restore, and I can download all the files - everything appears intact, no errors or problems.
However - if I examine the files on the disk inside PBS the file size is way too small to be complete. a ~20GB backup of a disk appears as only 620kB. If this is sync'd with Rclone, then only 620kB is transferred.
I cannot figure this out. It's almost as if the OS isn't reporting the correct file size or something weird. Can anyone point me in the right direction to resolve this?
New user of Proxmox and PBS here. I'm evaluating it for use in a tech company that is starting to need virtualization of a few services. Right now I have a basic working config on a local server:
PVE - running 4 x VMs
PBS - also running as a VM inside PVE. Datastore is configured to point at a section of thin storage within PVE, not a dedicated disk (yet).
My short term aim is to sync the backups on PBS with a cloud storage provider using Rclone. I am having trouble reading the backup files off the disk inside PBS. The backup appears to go fine from PVE-PBS. I can restore, and I can download all the files - everything appears intact, no errors or problems.
However - if I examine the files on the disk inside PBS the file size is way too small to be complete. a ~20GB backup of a disk appears as only 620kB. If this is sync'd with Rclone, then only 620kB is transferred.
I cannot figure this out. It's almost as if the OS isn't reporting the correct file size or something weird. Can anyone point me in the right direction to resolve this?