Ended up fixing it by deleting ssl certs for pveproxy and restarting the service. Not sure why it freaked out but that solved the problem, thank you though!
i was messing around and uploaded my SSL certs, and then restarted the pveproxy like it said to do..
PVE Version
pve-manager/5.3-5/97ae681d (running kernel: 4.15.18-9-pve)
and now the webGUI is just refusing connection..
ss -tlpn outputs:
LISTEN 0 128...
Fresh install on fresh 1TB RAID 10 array
this image was from restoring a VM from the local HDD (i only have local drives)
that was a < 50GB LZO backup and everything slowed down a LOT, this is a fresh install that i just installed today.. made sure to update everything so its all freshly up...
My probably is it had been a long time since i had updated any of the packages on my proxmox server, so i went to update them, and realized that i had to remove the enterprize packed from sources, so i did so, and then apt-get update and apt-get upgrade
after it was done downloading and trying...
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