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Not really solved. But seems more stable in the last couple of days. No idea what's going on.

Both server and Storage are in a Hetzner RZ. The latency is very low. I am aware of Samba/WAN problems. However, since the mount hast generally a very good performance, I do not see any reason why proxmox rejects to backup to it even though it is there....

Doesn't really seem to be related. No idea to be honest. I observed that it seems to recover by itself. Without my intervention I have days, where the backup fails and days where it passes. The mount is always there, however.

is there a proxmox bugtracker? looks like we should move this thread to over there.

le@sb37:/var/log$ sudo ack cifs messages.1 770:Mar 12 20:13:22 sb37 kernel: [ 1089.518353] FS-Cache: Netfs 'cifs' registered for caching 771:Mar 12 20:13:22 sb37 kernel: [ 1089.531192] Key type cifs.spnego registered 772:Mar 12 20:13:22 sb37 kernel: [ 1089.531225] Key type cifs.idmap registered...

Which logs are you referring to. Journalctl seems quite silent about the issue.

I added a CIFS storage for my backups (Hetzner Storage Box). After a reboot everything is working and seems fine. However, after a couple of days (without touching anything), I am getting the Email that the backup failed, because the storage is not online. If I check the Proxmox Web Interface...

I have a weird problem with the proxmox integrated firewall. It seems quite unreliable. My setup is one proxmox server and two VMs. One of which has an activated firewall, the other hasn't. (Using iptables by itself). Host is using firewall, too. See screenshots for VMs firewall configuration...

Well, I honestly don't know, because it does not happen very frequently. Though, it must be something with the VM itself. I assume, its memory problems. Maybe something todo with OOM. Can you provide more details of your setup/vm? RAM/CPUS/running applications, etc? Cheers

Hey Folks I have a proxmox setup with 2 linux VMs. One of which regularly becomes somewhat unresponsive. In Proxmox Web interface, it is shown as running, having a permanent CPU Load of around 30%. Trying to open the VNC console ends up being stuck at "VNC handshake". SSH and other services are...

any news on this? my gentoo boxes are still crashing. (gentoo-sources-3.5) fully upgraded pve2

I thing "wasting" cpu power can be useful in some situations. some of our customers, need backups of aroud 100-200GB every night. So with lzo it is a process of almost the whole day. With pigz on all of the 16 cores i can reduce the data compression to a few hours... I think it should be...

same problem here. while the LSI driver now seems to be stable, we are running in the next problems according NFS! :( Any hints for this problem?