Recent content by DRVTiny

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    proxwww and children

    But... for what reason it creates/destroy them so frequently? I'm afraid that this may lead to memory lack and many more unpredictable problems.
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    proxwww and children

    As i see in my syslog, proxwww forks too many childs and i dont know why (i didnt even logged to web console!) Oct 20 11:34:25 ve proxwww[4798]: Starting new child 4798 Oct 20 11:34:25 ve proxwww[4799]: Starting new child 4799 Oct 20 13:03:17 ve proxwww[9736]: Starting new child 9736 Oct 20...
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    iPhone App in progress !!

    IMHO iPhone version is useless: this device is not popular in sysadmins community. Android is more democratic in prices and it is Linux, so its possibility are near unlimited
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    Roadmap for Proxmox VE 2.0

    I hope, Proxmox VE 2.0 will be my best present for Mary Christmas :) Proxmox is a great virtualization solution, it helps many people to save money, time and nervous, so... thank you guys! P.S. I have realy strong and potentially useful skils in BASH-coding. How can i help Proxmox VE to be...
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    Replacing vmbr0 with another interface name...

    Yes, of course. But, again, WHY i HAVE TO use vmbr0 only, because if interface with this name is absent - mirroring and tunneling not working??? I dont find any reasons for hardcoding this interface name. Its terrible and i hope, this will be fixed in the upcoming releases...
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    Replacing vmbr0 with another interface name...

    Yes my Proxmox host has 2 physical network interfaces and a lot of VLAN-based interfaces. I dont know what interface to use for clustering to achieve best performance, but i think that interface name "vmbr0" tell me nothing about what VLAN it's attached, so i want to replace it with vmbr801 or...
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    Replacing vmbr0 with another interface name...

    Not so good, i need to use vmbr<VLAN number>, for example, vmbr777, for clustering and i want to have possibility change the interface name for clustering. So my question is... What The Hell|Why vmbr0 is hardcoded directly in perl modules??? ve1:/etc/pve/master# fgrep -rH vmbr0...
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    Replacing vmbr0 with another interface name...

    In Proxmox perl code ip address for tunneling and clustering determined as an address of vmbr0 network interface. But if i want to use any interface different from vmbr0, i cant do it: my handmade changes in source code will be rewriten when upgrading Proxmox and there is no such configuration...
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    User-defined hooks with live migration

    I have to insert some DRBD-related hook to the VM live migration process (just before migraton starts and soon after migration stops), so... how can i do it? I prefer to write my before-migration and after-migration events handler as a BASH script.
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    device-mapper and LVM on DRBD

    I did recover my LVM and DRBD, but again i dont know how. One recomendation is to disable "primary-on-both" temporary and try to recover as it was Primary/Secondary split-brain, not Primary/Primary.
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    HowTo recover from DRBD split-brain with primary/primary

    Thanks :) OK, i did it. Now on the node1 (primary) i have this state: ve1:~# cat /proc/drbd version: 8.3.4 (api:88/proto:86-91) GIT-hash: 70a645ae080411c87b4482a135847d69dc90a6a2 build by root@oahu, 2010-01-15 11:39:31 0: cs:WFBitMapS ro:Primary/Secondary ds:UpToDate/UpToDate C r---- ns:0...