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A question that is somewhat provocative but also a concern.LXC has slowed down its development pace; now only Ubuntu is involved in developing it, but their efforts are entirely focused on other projects.If they stop developing LXC, what will happen?"

There is no firewall on that port, telnet works, and it is correctly detected when performing a port scan with nmap. Also, I configured the machines myself, and because two other nodes that perform backups work perfectly. I only have problems with that client which doesn't work

"Connectivity is there, it responds to the ping without issues, but it gives this error as if there is a block by the server on the private interface, because it works on the public one."

Hi, it's about a private network that I used to make the machines communicate with each other, but they are also connected to a public network. The private IP 10.10.10.1 is already used by other nodes. The problem occurs only with one node when I try to reconnect it.

Hello everyone, I have upgraded Proxmox and it seems like the Proxmox Backup Server is blocking my connections. The PBS has a public IP, and when I connect from there, it works perfectly. I can't understand what might be blocking my connections. The other machines are connected perfectly, and I...

Perfect thanks for the info

Hi everyone, I'm trying to recover the machine configurations from a disk by connecting it via a virtual usb adapter but the configuration file is in /etc/pve/qemu-server/<VMID> it's not found, in fact the entire /etc/pve directory is empty. Am I doing the procedure wrong? Thank you

from debian 10 onwards the mcelog package was replaced by rasdaemon, so the package for debian 11 does not exist. I have the same problem, now I have to upgrade to proxmox 8 which contains debia 12 the problem is fixed and if the logs are written correctly, because at the moment the kernel...

yeah that's clear :) thanks for everything

If, on the other hand, the backups are encrypted, do I have to do some particular operation to make them recognize them, when I go to recreate the pbs machine?

Thanks for the answer. So by backing up the pbs configuration files and doing the restore, can I access all the backup files even if they are on a nas?

They are very small VPs, I have a dedicated network and ssds on the nas to act as a cache

hello to all. I'm using a nas as an external PBS datastore via NFS. In the event of a disaster how should I proceed? or better, if my PBS machine is damaged, can I connect the NAS as a datastore to a new PBS machine and recover the backups? Or is it wrong? Or do I have to backup something from...

Ok ok i managed to remove broken node from ceph with command ceph mon remove {mon-id} Thanks

I removed the VPS and the disk and I was able to remove the node from the list by deleting the directory /etc/pve/nodes/brokennode Now I would like to figure out how to remove the ceph references to the broken node Thank you