Recent content by Daxcor

I am using a dual 100G lacp bonded network, with a zfs raid 10 on nvme drives on the nfs server, which is stand alone hardware. Based on your recommendations, I think i check the boxes. Not sure if it matters, but my vms are for kubernetes nodes. They don't use local storage, they use nfs for...

Hello, I have been running a 4 node cluster for a few years now. I have changed my storage options a few times. the last change I made was from ceph rbd to local zfs raid 1. This means that I can't use the HA features of proxmox 9.2 effectively. This begs the question why don't you stay...

Ok, this was a zfs dataset issue on the nfs server. The data is actually there on the nfs server. mounting the zfs dataset was what I had to do to see the actual data.

nfsstat -m 10.20.10.22:/proxmox on /mnt/pve/nfs-backup type nfs4 (rw,relatime,vers=4.2,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,namlen=255,hard,fatal_neterrors=none,proto=tcp,timeo=600,retrans=2,sec=sys,clientaddr=10.20.10.40,local_lock=none,addr=10.20.10.22) 10.20.10.22:/home on /mnt/testnfs type nfs4...

If I go and create a manual nfs mount mount -t nfs 10.20.10.22:/home /mnt/testnfs/ it completes the task. when I cd into /mnt/testnfs I can touch a file here. When I go look on the nfs server I do NOT see the file there. I have no clue as to where the files are actually being stored...

Hi, here is the output. Yes you will notice the export name has changed, from /home to /proxmox. This was intentional. the expected dir on the local pve host are there, but they are not translated or saved on the remote nfs hosts. root@pve0:~# df -hT Filesystem Type Size...

I am trying to setup a backup location on a remote nfs server. When I go to setup the nfs storage via the datacenter, it goes through and sets up the storage. storage.cfg snippet nfs: nfs-backup export /home path /mnt/pve/nfs-backup server 10.20.10.22 content...

From the testing I did, it seems always be ens18, I hate hard coded values in a generic init script. I guess I have no choice. Thanks for the info

Hello, I have spent hours googling and AI with no luck. I am trying to create a custom cloud init for my debian 13 genericcloud image. I created two files, the user and the network. It looks like the user one is working, well as much as I can tell. The networking file just wont bring up the...

Ok, you can't even use rbd for the rootfs. <sigh>. So In reality only local host.

Ok I am still having the same issue. I moved the template to the local storage. { "vmid": 9011, "hostname": "harry", "ostemplate": "local:vztmpl/debian13-custom-20251002-dev.tar.gz", "rootfs": "volume=vm_pool,size=3G", "memory": 1536, "cores": 1, "cpulimit": 0.5...

So the issue, is the os template storage. The bind mount from cephfs is the action that is not permitted, not the rbd volumes. So I would have to make a copy of the template on each proxmox node in the local storage in order for this to work. Or, I use the root@pam via the ticket login...

Hello, I am trying to create a lxc via the 8.4 api. I created a apitoken on the root user with propagated permissions. Here is the content I am using to send to the api { vmid: 9011, hostname: 'harry', ostemplate: 'cephfs:vztmpl/debian13-custom-20251002-dev.tar.gz', storage...

I am trying to delete backups for a specific vmid. here is the code: curl --location --request DELETE 'http://pve0.mgmt.local:8006/api2/json/nodes/pve0/storage/tempbackup/prunebackups' \ --header 'Authorization: PVEAPIToken=api@pve!apiToken=redacted' \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json'...

There is an option to purge when deleting a vm. The description is "Remove VMID from configurations, like backup & replication jobs and HA." Question, if it removes it from the backup configuration, does that cascade down to the proxmox backup server and delete the backups as well? Thanks