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The idea is to detect if backups suffered Data degradation (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_degradation) For example: If the verify operation of a backup finished successfully last week doesn't necessarily means it is still OK today. It's good to have backups, it's even better if you know...

I must say that Proxmox Backup Server/Client is an astonishing surprise for me (even after being a loyal customer for 7 years now). It solves so many of our backup problems. Keep up the amazing work guys. Proxmox is going stronger and more popular day after day, even in big enterprises and I'm...

Just to mention here 5.1 didn't solved the issue to me. I have changed the storage and switched from FC to iSCSI. The problems are gone. I don't know what resolved it - was it something with OS support for direct attached FC or the storage itself.

I was unable to boot one of my nodes after upgrading it yesterday to PVE 5.2 and rebooting with the new 4.15 (kernel pve-kernel-4.15.17-2-pve / 4.15.17-10). The booting process was stuck with slowly spitting out some messages: and then Call trace..... which I can attach if you are interested...

In pfsense. I've seen this option "Disable Firewall Scrub" enabled OR disabled to mess with the network speed (100KB/s). After enabling or disabling it you have to reboot.

Try to play with the following options: "Disable Firewall Scrub" and probably "IP Do-Not-Fragment compatibility"

Hi, I'm afraid I may sound weird, but I don't feel comfortable sharing my prod config here (even sanitized). Moreover I consider it way too complicated with many interfaces, extra OVS options and mirror ports to be able to point you guys in the right direction. I also believe it is not because...

After dist-upgrading one of my cluster nodes to PVE 5.2 the following messages started to show up in the syslog/dmesg: I think this message has something to do with the new kernel version 4.15

Happy Birthday!!! You are a teenager now (wink, wink) :)

Maybe you can add those to the snapshots too: /var/lib/dpkg /var/log/dpkg.log /var/log/apt/history.log You can also go one step further and install and configure the "tripwire" package to report to you:

Interesting. I agree it looks like some software is installed and it removes PVE packages. Maybe you could try one more time but this time make a "snapshot/backup" of the /etc/ directory and the full list of installed packages and versions with "dpkg -l". If it happens again make another...

Thanks for the script. I wonder if the restore has been tested to work, especially if the Proxmox node is part of a cluster ? In this case /etc/pve/ is on a shared filesystem (pmxcfs) and maybe restoring is not possible or may lead to undesired cluster-wide effects ?

The hardware, the storage and dd speed aren't relevant here. The only difference is IDE vs VirtIO (and this was discussed multiple times in this thread).

Unfortunately for me even after the upgrade to PVE5.1 I'm experiencing high IO wait and huge jump in Load during writing operations to VirtIO storage. I did a quick test - adding a new virtio disk to existing linux vm machine and simple dd if=/dev/zero of=test bs=1M count=500 bumped the Load of...

Thank you for opening this issue-tracker. I was first - just reported my Aprox "grave bug" there ;)