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this is the HTTP client library "hyper" written in Rust, and yes, all our code is public: https://git.proxmox.com/?p=proxmox-backup.git;a=summary

danke!

we already got some debug output in the German section: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/pbs-acme-order-kann-nicht-abgeschlossen-werden.176240/#post-818199 so it looks like an issue with connection pooling/reuse and the connection being closed by harica while it should be left open..

lvm.conf also has a few knobs that might be relevant.. but you can test this without LVM as well: - create a LUN - write some data onto it from PVE (directly to the block device) - verify usage went up - discard from PVE - verify usage went down if that works as expected, the next step is to...

please provide full version output for all three involved systems and the full migration task logs

filed https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7058 for tracking, please subscribe there to follow further developments ;) this would likely need to be fixed in an external dependency of ours..

found the issue, thanks!

you can provide me with a link via f.gruenbichler@proxmox.com

that means the OCI image is either invalid or uses some part of the OCI image format spec that we don't support yet, without more details about its contents we probably can't help you..

this should work, but you need to ensure that the whole layered storage stack supports discarding data on deletion. please ensure you are on the latest PVE package versions, and verify that discard is enabled and supported across the whole stack.

@spirit and another contributor are evaluating dynamically expanding the LVs, but it is tricky - compared to snapshot operations (which can wait a bit if there is contention) expanding a volume before it runs out of space is very time critical, yet in a cluster/shared storage context, we need to...

this doesn't work (for technical reasons) if we wanted this semantics, we could just use regular LVM snapshots with all their issues. PVE snapshots are not meant to only be ephemeral.

what does "dpkg -l | grep pve" say?

so chunks are missing - you should find out why (and probably delete the affected snapshots). are you using a NAS as backend for your datastore? did either the NAS or the PBS system ever crash or otherwise go down hard?

please post all the repo config files.. grep ".*" /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/*