Recent content by fabian

you need to look on the node that your PVE UI talks to/is connected to

you need to look on the right node, in case this is a cluster.

on the UI there should be a little folder icon in the actions column for the pxar.didx entry, if you click that a file browser should open.

proxmox-boot-tool basically does what you want - it moves the bootloader, kernel and initrd files to the ESP, which means the bootloader doesn't need to access / anymore during boot.

a pxar backup (unless it is encrypted) should be browseable from the PBS UI directly.. if it isn't, then likely that client is doing something wrong..

thanks! if you retry (please ensure there are no other file restore tasks running in parallel), could you post the /var/log/proxmox-backup/file-restore/qemu.log file corresponding to your file restore?

okay, so it's not a 32G file size limit ;) is this a VM or a container backup? are you using the PVE or the PBS UI to download?

could you do "stat /path/to/file" and post the output here? thanks

does the file have a reasonable size or is it actually empty?

that was indeed an important missing piece of information :) I am not sure what kind of backup archives that creates! file level access requires some level of structure inside the backup archive: - for host/ct/file-based backups, we have our own archive format (pxar) which is - so far - not...

corrupted how? is it truncated, does it contain bogus data, ..?

the backup and reader sessions use HTTP2, which probably changes the traffic pattern sufficiently from other work loads. we haven't had any reports yet of other traffic/connections being affected. it might also be a bad interaction between the HTTP 2 client/server code and the new behaviour of...

you can change the sync behaviour in the tuning options of the datastore, if you switch to more consistent ones the missing chunks should not longer happen. this sounds like there might be some bigger issue with the storage though..

how did you backup the windows system? using a live-cd and raw/image backup of its disk? how are you attempting to restore it? please provide more details, else nobody will understand what you are trying to do and why it fails ;)

see https://lore.proxmox.com/pdm-devel/20251211130710.2071983-1-f.gruenbichler@proxmox.com/T/#t