It seems this setting needs to be there from the beginning of the session, I tried first to do `export TERM=xterm` but then scrolling through history on the console still garbled the output, after adding `TERM=xterm` to `.bashrc` and logging back...
ok on firefox 151 on wayland (sway here) i can see that the copy action with middle click does not work (in chrome it does)
not sure why that is though and if were even able to fix it from our side (might be a firefox issue)
could you please...
Thanks will open a ticket, if I recall correctly there were some murmuring recently from some people about primary paste being obsolete but since it works outside of the xterm context I don't think they killed it yet (that would be a sad sad day...
Hey recently I have been using "serial" consoles instead of noVNC on my guests much more heavily as it allows me to copy/paste text.
I'm having two issues that I have not been able to resolve so far and hope that others here maybe did solve...
Originally I really wanted to use SDN for this but that seems to not be possible -
We have a cluster of 3 machines running ceph and on it I have a bunch of VMs running a kubernetes cluster.
I want the kubernetes cluster to provision storage...
@daanw I know I can have mail alerts, my point is that a pve/pbs node that has a degraded pool or smart errors for that matter should not be showing "all green/OK" in the summary or PDM dashboards, the system is NOT ok and may be teetering on a...
Hey @fabian I manage my certs with ansible from a central location is there a way to allow this mode of management like on pve/pbs?
I don't really want separate acme.sh instances on each server at this time.
Recently one of my PVE machines had a degraded RAIDz2 pool where 2 disks just disappeared, since the redundancy level is 2 I did not notice this at all in day to day work.
The disks returned to being detected with a reboot and resilvered in a few...
Thanks, it's a lab env although some workloads will probably be production due to rigidity in the rest of the org (not a great situation but not something i can change), I wasn't (and am still not) planning on passing through NICs my main concern...
Hope it's OK that I resurrect this thread and add another question here -
I'm currently setting up kubernetes on guests on the proxmox cluster and want them to directly provision storage on ceph instead of on their local disks, does that mean...
Thanks for all the advise, will be playing with stuff and trying things :)
Out of curiosity, while I know HDDs are not great these are SAS disks which should provide better performance and all in all this system when it was running vxrail was...
NFS boot will probably apply to some guests but mostly it will be a selfcontained playground where we can break things and try things faster than elsewhere.