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There is already Slackware 12 weighing in at 29 MB.

In the Drupal appliance http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Drupal where is the vhost configuration that Apache uses for the default Drupal site? I am asking this because I am in the process of putting several virtual web-servers behind a reverse proxy as described here...

Looks interesting, so I will keep it in mind.

I did. It worked. I thank you! :cool:

As a result of unknown circumstances I get this type of errors: perl: warning: Setting locale failed. perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: LANGUAGE = (unset), LC_ALL = (unset), LANG = "en_GB.UTF-8" are supported and installed on your system. perl: warning...

What OS are you running on the VM? How did you determine it was the virtual NIC that was buggy, and not the driver that the VM tried to utilise?

I have seen the same thing now and then, both on Proxmox and Ubuntu. I have assumed this is because the repository servers have been too busy. Waiting a few hours and trying again has always been a good enough solution for me.

I must be making some mistake. :confused: I tried stopping the Ubuntu KVM machine, setting the Video Graphics Adapter to Cirrus Logic GD5446, and rebooting. No way to get 1280*1024 resolution. I created a new Ubuntu KVM machine, using the Video Graphics Adapter Cirrus Logic GD5446 from the...

I administer several Proxmox installations. This would be of interest for me too, on one of them.

I am guessing that for several VMs I can do something like this: 5901 stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/qm qm vncproxy 101 pass101 5902 stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/qm qm vncproxy 102 pass102 5903 stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/qm qm vncproxy 103 pass103 5904 stream tcp nowait root...

Follow-up...: I read the man-pages for vncviewer, and figured out what was needed. So now I can connect to the VM console. Thanks a lot Udo! Now I "only" got to find a way to change the resolution. Bjørn Ingmar

The virtual machine is a fully virtualised (KVM) Ubuntu Linux 9.10. It does not "see" that the "hardware" can do 1280*1024. Editing the X configuration file of the VM trying to force it to use a higher resolution does not work. I guess this happens because Linux actually looks at the hardware...

Ok. Then I must admit to my ignorance: How do I do that? I have tried changing it in the virtual machine itself, and that simply does not work. Then I assume this is in the /etc/inetd.conf of the Proxmox host and not within the virtual machine itself? This last part sounds very promising; I...