Recent content by IsThisThingOn

using a HDD for fleecing solved it for me

Good luck on your journey. I hope you someday find the peace that lets you write forum posts without the need to spam shift and question marks.

English is not my native language, so there could be a language barrier. To me, there is only one person here that sounds bitter. I might sound like an oldtimer, I give you that. But I don't sound like an AI shill that is doomed to live forever on mount stupid on the Dunning Kruger curve, so I...

Maybe I am oldschool, but I look at that list and think, why on earth would I want to do it that way? I am not against AI. I also use it for stuff. But for these tasks? These are almost all task where I would want a deterministic result. To me this feels like instead of clicking on the shutdown...

That is IMHO the job of sane defaults, not AI. As to the rest of it, this is all mostly none issue if you simply follow basic best practices. Especially if you are new and don't know what you are doing. - use mirrors and not RAIDZ for blockstorage - don't touch any defaults you don't...

You brought it up, not me. Just a friendly advice, based on my personal experience. Nothing more, nothing less. Feel free to ignore it. But back to topic. Let us not put the cart before the horse. Why should I even want to manage PVE with an AI agent?

Not trying to be a dick, but I would never run software maintained by a single person with mental health issues. But back to topic. Let us not put the cart before the horse. Why should I even want to manage PVE with an AI agent? Proxmox is just a hypervisor. You spend basically no time in it...

for Windows, the simplest route is probably a WireGuard VPN on your router. If your router is unable to do WireGuard, fire up a Debian VM and install WireGuard there. If your ISP is too stupid for IPv6, I hope for you that you at least don't suffer from CG-NAT.

Depends on what VM you want to reach, how and why. For a Linux VM, the probably simplest solution is to configure sshd to accept no passwords, open up the port 22 to your static IPv6 of that Linux VM (that is assuming your ISP is not a total idiot and hands you out a static /56 prefix)...

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Just to be clear, you don't encrypt the source pool and then just pull ZFS snapshots to your encrypted backup pool and want encryption there, right? Because simply encrypting on the source would be easier otherwise. ZFS is a server filesystem that lets you do almost anything, no matter how...

If you have configured email notifications, you will get SMART errors. I am not 100% sure if you also get ZFS and scrub errors by default, but I guess that is the case.

What makes you think, that PBS sending mails to one single e-mail address would trigger an IP block on spamhaus.org? Where? On spamhaus.org? Did you do that?

Do you expect a connection error and not the probably very old 2TB WD red drive? VRPF failed, right? You pulled it out and inserted the 9TN2, right? BTW don't do that if you have enough bays. Just insert the new drive and let the resilver do its job. AFAIK ZFS can still make use of you...

Not what I am seeing in the real world. Let's start with a fresh VM where nothing is already backed up: zpool iostat poolBackup 1 capacity operations bandwidth pool alloc free read write read write ---------- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----...