Recent content by dietmar

  1. dietmar

    after restore - what will happened with differential Backup? (VM ID problem?)

    a.) There are no initial or incremental/differential backups - only deduplicated backups. b.) After stop/start, backup needs to read the whole disks, but backup are still fully deduplicated. c.) backup data is deduplicated at the server side.
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    How Does Proxmox Work?

    pvesh is a debugging tool. I does not use pvedaemon (instead it directly executes code) pveproxy send requests to pvedaemon using the http protocoll.
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    Re-joining a previously removed Proxmox node is overly complex due to pmxcfs design limitations

    Sorry, but a re-join operation make zero sense for me. Do not remove the not in the first place.
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    PBS Upgrade Fail

    You can still connect to the node using ssh, or do the upgrade on the console. Have you already tried that?
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    add public host key to authorized_keys is not working

    You are not allowed to change permission of any files inside /etc/pve (by design).
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    PBS - Prune Simulator

    The documentation page is the simulator! https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/prune-simulator/
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    How does the PBS data transfer protocol handle LACP bonded NICs?

    PBS currently use a single http2 connection per backup. A future plan is to use http3, but I do not think that can saturate a LACP connection. So, no - there are no plans to optimize for LACP.
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    [SOLVED] Proxmox 9.0.6 - Invalid PVE ticket after login

    Already tried to delete the browser cache/history?
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    [SOLVED] Proxmox 9.0.6 - Invalid PVE ticket after login

    Is it a cluster? If yes, make sure all nodes have correct system time.
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    Notes on hash collisions

    The chance of a collision is lower than winning 8 lottery games in a row, see https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/technical-overview.html#notes-on-hash-collisions
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    Notes on hash collisions

    Collisions are very unlikely, so there is no protection for that.