Recent content by AlexHK

In addition, I'd like to add that you can install/run PMG on top of standard Debian by using the proxmox-mailgateway-container meta package (despite the name it doesn't have to be installed on a container). So if for some reason the PMG ISO shouldn't support your FC connection, which is...

With a little bit of playing you can probably find out by yourself if there is a better one (and use it in your apt sources or test via /etc/hosts). dig +noall +answer +subnet=8.8.8.0/24 download.cdn.proxmox.com @$(dig +short NS cdn.proxmox.com | head -1) Replace 8.8.8.0/24 with a subnet in...

Ich ging vom offiziellen Paperless-NGX Install Script aus, dort wird mit Docker gearbeitet: https://docs.paperless-ngx.com/setup/ https://github.com/paperless-ngx/paperless-ngx/blob/main/install-paperless-ngx.sh Es scheint sich hier aber beim Script vom OP um ein anderes (Community Script) zu...

Das script installiert nur den Docker/Compose Stack soweit ich gesehen habe... Laut Proxmox Angestellten ist Docker besser in VMs aufgehoben, und nicht in LXCs. Dort könntest du dann auch die mounts direkt im docker-compose.yml mounten und dir den ganzen anderen Aufwand über das OS oder PVE...

In my case, I didn't have to modify any PMG config files on install, so it should survive PMG updates (and in fact has for almost a year). If you followed standard install, you should be in the same boat. If you did modify a config file (v342.pre? should not be needed if "Use RBL checks" is...

Did you create your hook script on Windows (CRLF line endings)? If so, save in unix file format or convert otherwise. If it's Windows line endings it's trying to run the script with #!/bin/bash\r (which doesn't exist) instead of just #!/bin/bash.

If you look at /usr/bin/pveupgrade (PVE's upgrade wrapper script) you will find that it checks the list of pending packages from before running apt-get dist-upgrade and outputs the "consider rebooting message" on kernel package that is no longer pending afterwards. Since PVE does not write the...

If your script never sees a return-path header and always uses the from header, you will know.

I don't think Postfix/PMG adds any of these headers, they are added by the final delivery agent. Reading this: https://www.postfix.org/smtp.8.html You could try adding flag=R in the template master.cf.in (for the scan/lmtp service) after the -o options, this should in theory add the...

What environment variables are you referring to? the backup-client? Or what is the actual variable you have used? As far as I know, at least for the backup-client, there is no ENV variable for change detection mode. https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/backup-client.html#environment-variables NB...

I am not very familiar with o365, but it seems the problem is just that your PMG is refusing to accept the mail: 554 5.7.1 <...@gmail.com>: Relay access denied from pmg2.connectitnet.com Try sending an email to your own domain instead of gmail (for this quick test only). Having said that, see...

Here is a working example with smtp2to.com for mail delivery and t-online.de as domain. Mail to t-online.de gets delivered via smtp2go.com, the rest will be delivered directly by PMG. This should of course work with other SMTP servers. Other domains can be added as needed. # Install SASL...

I know this doesn't answer the question directly, but to overcome this I have setup a local PBS to which I backup my machines locally. From this local PBS I sync to a remote PBS instance. This offsite PBS is behind a slow connection (VPN over cable modem with limited upload speed). The sync...

I just had the same problem and was staring at a task manually deleting backup for backup for over an hour on an old test namespace. There seems to be a workaround. 1. Delete the complete namespace (and select "Delete all backup groups), 2. Simply add namespace back by entering the same name...

Without knowing this thread, I updated two instances of PBS to version 4.2 earlier today - and used the proxmox-network-interface-pinning tool (and updated /etc/network/interfaces accordingly) to make sure kernel 7 won't change my interfaces names to something else. Paying attention sometimes...