Recent content by Hannes Laimer

Did you take a look at [1]? That is not how PBS works, it splits up the data into chunks and just references chunks that already exist. So you can't just copy something into the same directory as a datastore. Backups directly from stdin is currently being worked on [2], with zfs send ... you...

Hey, what do you mean with "TrueNAS replication" target? Will it pull whatever is in the specified dir off the PBS, or would it write onto it? Generally maybe take a look at [1], that should give you a rough overview of what a datastore is, how it is used, and why it is not really meant to be...

Hey, what is the IP in question? I assume it is on none of the networks that the interfaces have IPs assigned on. Generally there is only one gateway, if you have multiple specified only one will actually be used. Based on your description I assume it's 30.30.30.1. You can check with ip r...

That clears it up quite a bit. Your password manager just mistakes the hostname field for a username-field and fills it accordingly. This has nothing to do with PVE, at least there isn't really anything we could do about how your pw manager detects relevant html form fields. My best guess is...

Hey, I could not reproduce this. I also can't imagine how that would work cause the form data is sent at the end and the order in which things are filled out is not saved anywhere. Just to be sure, after CT creation, the command hostname in the CT outputs root? If you don't specify a hostname...

Hey, das sollte mit echo "net.ipv6.conf.all.accept_ra = 0" > /etc/sysctl.d/99-no_v6ra.conf und einem reboot funktionieren. Mögliche andere Werte für die Option gibts in [1], und solltest du das nur für gewisse NICs wollen, einfach das all ersetzen. [1]...

Hey, all backups are full. PBS just does not store the same data twice. Each backup is full and does not depend on any earlier backups being present. For some technical background you can take a look at [1]. Hope this makes sense. [1] https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/technical-overview.html

Hey, client error (Connect) sounds more like a general connection problem. If there is something wrong with the fingerprint the error states that. Can you reach the IP via ping?

Hey, no. Not really, it is really lightweight. I'd recommend a simple debian CT and installing[1] it like a normal debian package, or a VM and use the provided ISO. Note that it doesn't have to run on PVE, it communicates to PVE/PBS only through the public API. [1]...

Hey, PVE 6 is EOL already for quite a while. The default namespace is root, so your PVE node will see/use PBS as if it has / specified as the namespace.

What makes you think this is related? Based on what you have observed till now, nothing points towards what is described in the linked thread. This may very well just be a network problem. But it's hard to tell given how little information is available. First step is getting to the console of...

> cant connect to it as in WebUI doesn't open, or actually not reachable by ping? Can you SSH into it? Do you have access to the server, if, login there and check the journal.

Hey, did you read and follow [1]? Did you get any warning/errors from apt update or apt dist-upgrade? Generally screenshots are in most cases not useful, think log entries or error messages. How did you do the upgrade, and what is not working? All you screenshot shows is some kind of connection...

Hey, a few things, - it is generally recommended to have a wired connection for PVE - for wifi you want to look at wpa_supplicant[1] (I doubt the adapter is not supported, linux is really good with compatibility) - you can have a desktop environment on the PVE node and use it like one, so...

Hey, you'll need wpa_supplicant[1], then you should be able to use the NIC like you would a wired one. You are probably aware of this, but a wired connection is highly recommended, just mentioning it here for others who may stumble upon this thread. [1]...