Recent content by jac2703

Try reinstalling and typing the following at the boot menu: linux ext4 maxroot=10 swapsize=20 http://www.jamescoyle.net/how-to/261-proxmox-advanced-install-settings You could also resize your existing partitions with something like gparted. http://gparted.sourceforge.net/download.php

Try making sure both versions - the client and the server - are the same major (x.x) release. See http://www.jamescoyle.net/how-to/533-glusterfs-storage-mount-in-proxmox for mounting GlusterFS in Proxmox.

OK, so I have tried this on another machine, however it has exactly the same components. So, it is a different machine, but each component is the same on both machines. There are no fancy storage controlers or NICs - they are just i7 consumer boxes. The same issue exists - I cannot restore...

I did a test on the lzo with lzop and the result was: root@rmvm1:/var/lib/backup/dump# lzop -v -t vzdump-qemu-100-2013_03_12-16_45_42.vma.lzotesting vzdump-qemu-100-2013_03_12-16_45_42.vma.lzo lzop: vzdump-qemu-100-2013_03_12-16_45_42.vma.lzo: Checksum error FAILED I also created a gz - this...

When using no compression this returns fine. vma verify -v vzdump-qemu-template.vmaCFG: size: 277 name: qemu-server.conf DEV: dev_id=1 size: 68719476736 devname: drive-virtio0 CTIME: Tue Mar 12 09:01:57 2013 progress 1% (read 687210496 bytes, duration 5 sec) progress 2% (read 1374420992 bytes...

I tried it without compression and it works fine! So what is the issue with compression? I tried both compression types and both have the same issue.

Hi Dietmar, The issue is the same - I have tried several different targets and 2 different sources.

Hi Guys, I am having issues with the backup and restore functionality in Proxmox when working with VMs. I have a qcow2 single disk VM which is about 12 GB in use (actual space consumed on the host) of a possible 64GB. The guest is Windows Server 2008 R2 with some extra 3rd party software...

Hi Guys, Thanks for the replys. I am going to take the route of using a NFS/ apache server to drive the scripts. A script on each guest will poll 'something' (NFS/ Apache/ etc.) and action as required. Just a note: We are not able to use a guest agent as the VM needs to be portable to other...

Hi guys, At a high level, I am trying to get my guest to execute a particular script. The catch, however, is that I want to issue this command from the host. Ideally, on my host I would like to say something like some-qemu-command runonguest vmid path/to/script but I fully expect this to be...

I just tested this and got the same behaviour - I create a template by using the same command as you, then when I use that template in a new instance the hotname remains the same.

*fsck ;)

Have you re-downloaded the templates to make sure that using fdisk didn't make a mess of them, if they are stored on the same disk?