Recent content by janus57

Hi, Seems related to : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/secure-boot-%E2%80%93-microsoft-uefi-ca-2023-certificate-not-included-in-efi-disk.173417/ Best regards,

Hi, Could you check that your workstation mac is "b8:1e:a4:f0:fd:49" ? Also post screen of the error you get when connecting. Best regards,

Hi, Well, I think you should activate the thin provisioning at proxmox storage level first. After that I don't really know what to tell you, but be sure to have the proxmox part setup first before doing any command on the ZFS part. If it's just a replication storage, personally I would...

Hi, Hm, maybe I'm blind but your "local-zfs1" is declared as thick provisioned (don't see the "sparse" flag on your ZFS pool, see : https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvesm.html#storage_zfspool). So the discard at the VM level will do nothing if I'm not wrong. Best regards,

Hi, Can you share the content of your "/etc/pve/storage.cfg" ? Best regards,

Hi, you must use apt-get full-upgrade or apt full-upgrade but never use apt upgrade Best regards,

Hi, What is your original storage and disk size from this replicated VMs ? What you’re seeing seems to be more or less the same from : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/replication-needs-so-much-additional-storage-space.111164/ Best regards,

Hi, It seems that you have already posted for the same issue : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/server-rebooting-when-update-packages.173788/#post-808003 Can you show the exact result when you do the update from the server console directly ? Best regards,

Hi, In our enterprise the use case for snapshots is to restore a VM if an update failed, otherwise we only use backup with a PBS. Further explanation : Like @UdoB said snapshot is faster than backup (even with RAM included)., so before an upgrade (upgrade of application OR services OR...

Hi, Have you the same issue if you try to do this directly on the server (the first screen seems to be the web console) ? Best regards,

Hi, I think this was already discussed on the forum, and yes this is a generic warning even if there is enough space. Best regards,

Hi, exist already : https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6932 Best regards,

Hi, What is your version of PMG ? Best regards,

Hi, From what I have seen (from : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/hot-to-modify-timeout-in-systemd-boot-menu-its-too-long-5-102-000-sec.124109/#post-542946) mkdir /mnt/tmp check UUID with proxmox-boot-tool status mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/XXXX-XXXX /mnt/tmp/ (example : mount...

Hi, You should check your NTP sources to use the same (and multiple sources) and use the same programs on VM and host (like chrony for example). Best regards.