Recent content by fabian

technically that is a broken repository, but the field is also allowed to be missing, so please file a bug in our bugzilla!

this is likely the same issue also affecting pve-subscription, since both use the same underlying HTTP client: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6791

I would recommend getting rid of that local install (unless you really need it) and undoing the apparmor changes.

libz.so.1 => /usr/local/lib/libz.so.1 (0x000079c070df9000) that sounds very wrong.. why do you have a copy of zlib in /usr/local? could you post the output of ldconfig -p | grep libz as well as ldconfig -p | grep -e '/local/'?

something like that is one of the options on the table, but we'd like to have a cleaner migration story if possible..

could you please also run ls -lha /usr/local/lib/libtpm* ldd /usr/bin/swtpm and post the output here?

nobody wrote that.. it is fixed upstream in glibc (both in the latest version, and in stable branches for the previous versions such as 2.41 which Debian Trixie uses). the next Debian point release will most likely contain the fix (slated for November)

there's a bugzilla entry linked higher up in the thread, please subscribe yourself to that - it will be updated once a fix is available.

I would not recommend building/installing a kernel with random apparmor patching that you don't fully understand and trust.

https://pom.proxmox.com/offline-mirror.html#setting-up-a-mirror contains the details. it doesn't matter whether your POM instance is on bookworm or trixie, both can mirror bookworm and trixie repositories and serve them for PVE/PBS/.. hosts. the main difference at the moment is that the wizard...

yes, the 6.14.11-3-pve kernel updates to a new kernel base (Ubuntu-6.14.0-34.34) which contains a few ice related fixes: 56b3db68fb111318fa34236523a042a2fa0fbc03 ice: fix eswitch code memory leak in reset scenario 3f250a7d1701b7f96a5592e2a551c626de66e3c9 net: ice: Perform accurate aRFS flow...

proxmox-boot-tool expects to fully manage the ESPs - it mounts them on-demand and unmounts them again afterwards. so yes, please remove the /etc/fstab entry!

if you are using proxmox-boot-tool, nothing should be mounted on /boot/efi.. please undo that and also post the output of "find /var/tmp/espmounts", thanks!

could you adapt the hook that is executed and add "set -x" at the top, and then retry?

and if you now repeat "apt update; apt full-upgrade" does it work?