Recent content by Adam Smith

Upgrading to 8.1.5 had no effect. It must just be a corrupt Windows profile.

It was solved until this morning. Same symptoms. Microsoft Office updated during the night, but that was the only apparent change. I noticed in Task Manager that Edge GPU was using a lot of resources, so I disabled acceleration and restarted. Still getting unresponsive page.

Thank you for the suggestion. I always forget about Sandbox. I ran it there for about a half hour, came back to it, and had no problems. Ran it in InPrivate session in daily environment and the GUI remained responsive. I think you are on to something. I signed out of Edge, preserving my...

This does not happen in Firefox. Windows 11 Pro, Edge both fully updated. Unsure how long this has been happening. If I log into the GUI of my cluster, it does not matter which node, and navigate away from the tab for a few minutes, when I return to it the canvas will be white. Sometimes I...

Thank you. It has been a while, but if I remember correctly, I was hesitant to reboot as a first solution because I had production VMs running from the storage in question. At any rate, the real cause of my woes was the Drobo I was using could only be used in iSCSI mode on both of its ethernet...

We are running into this issue on a Proxmox Backup Server. The ZFS pool has filled. We did not realize we needed to schedule garbage collection. I could not find any replication from the PVE cluster, so I am not sure we have the exact same root cause. Any attempts to free space, mostly be...

Perfect. Thank you. Also, I did a little lookup. I had more luck with # ceph tell 'osd.*' injectargs --osd-max-backfills 3 --osd-recovery-max 9 as described here.

Do you have to run this for every swap or is just the once sufficient?

Here to report v0.1.225-2 is still broken. v0.1.215-2 /viostor/2k12R2/amd64 worked for me as well.

I gave it a try and stumbled upon a resolution. I think this is what did it. created /etc/multipath.conf* on Node C and copied the config from Node B into it issued multipath with no arguments rebooted After I issued multipath, it spit out this: Oct 27 12:16:36 |...

I see what you're saying here. If I simply physically disconnect the second path, would this serve the same purpose or would it cause trouble with any running VMs? The reason I ask is because I don't think I have control over which paths the SAN advertises.

Thank you. I understand, only it isn't there either. # cat /etc/multipath.conf cat: /etc/multipath.conf: No such file or directory Is this a symptom of a larger problem? Results of multipath -T on Nodes A and B: defaults { verbosity 2 polling_interval 5...

Is it odd that I don't have a /etc/multipath/multipath.conf file? On any node. Nodes A and B: # Multipath wwids, Version : 1.0 # NOTE: This file is automatically maintained by multipath and multipathd. # You should not need to edit this file in normal circumstances. # # Valid WWIDs...

This is the same error that I posted here. However, the resolutions in that thread are not working. I've narrowed down the problem as a multipath issue, but I'm creating a new thread because this situation seems to be unique. Node A and B were clustered and are running v6.4-13 and are identical...

I was working on this with an Ubuntu 18.04 guest and found this thread. What I discovered is neither the Proxmox Serial Terminal setup nor the Ubuntu Serial Console instructions were sufficient. It seems that both assume init instead of systemd, the latter of which, I understand, Ubuntu adopted...