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you could implement a notification target that notifies them, there is currently no way to implement your desired semantics without either giving the user access to unrelated task logs or backup access. edit: updated issue with an implementation approach that might allow us to not require a new...

no, "vzdump" is the CLI tool to take a backup. if you do "PBS_LOG=debug vzdump <CTID> --storage <PBS_STORAGE_ID> <OTHER_OPTIONS>" you get a single backup task with debug logs enabled. nothing runs inside the container when doing a backup, it all happens host-side..

https://lore.proxmox.com/pve-devel/20251121165858.818307-1-m.carrara@proxmox.com/

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5492

set the environment variable when calling vzdump ...

for future reference - the way to get debug logs for proxmox-backup-client is to set "PBS_LOG=debug" (or trace). it will be very verbose though ;)

as a start: - the "pveversion -v" output of all your nodes - the storage.cfg - the backup job config - the backup task log

this is not the case in general, but without more details, it will be hard to find out what is going on in your particular setup..

https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/cephfs/administration/#settings

it is, but only up to the test repositories.

one last thing to try, although it seems unlikely based on your benchmark numbers, would be to retry the test with an unencrypted backup (you can use test data for this of course, instead of real production data).

you can try the pstore interface, a serial console or a netconsole to get the full log..

@monkfish: we only want one entry per issue, and usually re-use the older one (as it often already has some discussion, and the lower number also servers a signal for "this has been filed a while ago"). I've updated it while merging the two, so that it is now current once more. you also get...

yes, proxmox-backup-client/server >= 4.1.5 supports it, both sides need to be updated for it to work.

did you set up this path as *medium* and synced it? it looks like it might just be where you store your snapshots?