Recent content by KatyComputer

For RDP, why not follow any of the tutorials showing how to setup cloudflared for this purpose within Windows10? PVE should be irrelevant in the context of these tutorials. If you are still having trouble, perhaps ZeroTier would be a better solution, it's certainly less complicated.

I think I have solved the mystery - we were using /etc/postfix/sender_relay incorrectly resulting in difficult to track down loops.

Not to my knowledge - I wish there was a solution. I may have something mis-configured, OTOH, I have been using Proxmox since before Covid and everything worked fine on v7, I moved PMG to a new server running v8, now I have the problem.

Completely external mail, for example, random@gmail.com is correctly delivered to firm1.com & firm2.com recipients, only messages where both organizations share our pmg as their MX record have this issue. What setting(s) could be causing this behavior?

It doesn't help me solve the puzzle, however, Message trace tells me client1@firm1's M365 server sends the email to PMG 9 times.

We moved pmg to a new server. We use PMG to protect 20 domains, most of the domains receive their email on Microsoft 365. Since the move, if one of the 20 domains tries to send email to one of the other domains, the message is resent 8 times then rejected on the 9th attempt. What could I have...

We have a couple users who receive alot of spam and like it that way. Traditionally, I would manually edit /etc/mail/spamassassin/custom.cf, assigning a -10 score to messages addressed to the spam lovers, however I now wonder if there is an official / predefined method of accomplishing this via...

The server didn't have a search domain in resolv.conf, I resolved by adding "--searchdomain example.com" to the "pct create" command.

I backed up a v7 PMG server restoring it to a new v8 server, the restore mostly worked, however I received these error messages and the relevant tables weren't restored. I checked the backup archive and found the files in good order, any ideas what is causing this issue? Restore command...

That worked. Is there a way to use the command line to setup PAM users?

I added a user via command-line: pveum user add katycomputer.john@pam Then tried to set the password via: pveum passwd katycomputer.john@pam CLI said: change password failed: user 'katycomputer.john' does not exist So, I tried to replicat via GUI - no joy, any idea where I went wrong?

Going incognito solved the problem.

I am unable to log into the GUI this morning - where do I start troubleshooting? I am running v 7.3-2 proxmox-mailgateway-container: 7.3-2 (API: 7.3-7/4d06ead9, running kernel: 5.15.107-2-pve) pmg-api: 7.3-7 pmg-gui: 3.3-2 clamav-daemon: 0.103.8+dfsg-0+deb11u1 ifupdown: 0.8.36+pve2...

Reviewing Debian man, I am going to change: LABEL=storageprox /mnt/data ext4 defaults 0 2 to: LABEL=storageprox /mnt/data ext4 defaults,nofail,x-systemd.device-timeout=3s 0 2 We'll see how things go. If anyone has a better suggestion, I am all ears.

We backup our PVE 7.3-6 server to a USB drive, I shut the server down to add some memory today, I removed the USB drive when putting everything back together. PVE failed to fully load, instead offering maintenance mode. I shut down the server, plugged in the USB drive, now all is well, except I...