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I got some help on the ceph subreddit. Adding x-systemd.automount,x-systemd.idle-timeout=1min to the fstab command seems to have done the trick.

I am unable to get persistent cephfs mount working as per these official instructions. Using Ubuntu 24.04. This will not mount at boot: #Mount ceph filesystem for video recordings #DEVICE PATH TYPE OPTIONS none /mnt/videorecordings fuse.ceph ceph.id=nvr02,_netdev,defaults 0 0...

I see, thank you.

Okay that make sense thank you. Now I know what to look into further.

I am interested in creating a CephFS store for storing security camera footage; Essentially storing very large video files. I don't know what CEPH calls what I know traditionally as block size, but is there a way to adjust that setting? Are there any optimizations that I should consider for...

I solved my issue my going into each VM on that host and shutting them down manually.

I am upgrading from 9.0 to 9.1 and I completed upgrading the first host out of my 3-node cluster. When I gave the host a reboot command, it started attempting to migrate the VMs, but it ran into this issue with every VM on that host: task started by HA resource agent 2025-12-10 15:38:33...

This happens very regularly for me. I have cephx disabled. { "assert_condition": "end_time - start_time_func < cct->_conf->osd_fast_shutdown_timeout", "assert_file": "./src/osd/OSD.cc", "assert_func": "int OSD::shutdown()", "assert_line": 4495, "assert_msg"...

So to make it more clear, all emails go through Proxmox Mail Gateway. You want to route emails depending on their source, a specific domain, and route them to a specific server? If so, I found this thread with what I believe is an answer to your question: Sender based routing

edit: I think I am confused as to what you are trying to do, so you can ignore this reply. Here are my notes: postfix relay settings at /etc/postfix/main.cf relayhost =pmg.domain.com:26 myhostname = hostname mydomain = domain.com myorigin = mailsender.domain.com To test send from command...

I would just clone the disk to the bigger one, resize it using a live cd (Gparted), then replace it as the boot disk. I wouldn't even bother reinstalling Proxmox.

3-Node Cluster with CEPH RDP backend. Note, this should not be due to Proxmox or CEPH updates, since it never changed while this issue started to occur. Header Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.0.3 Search Node 'VMHost2' Day (maximum) CPU usage 2.20% of 24 CPU(s) IO delay 0.13% Load average...

Thanks for the tip but unfortunately, it did not solve the issue, and it also made the server fans run at 100% so I reverted.

I installed the intel-microcode package and restarted then I used all of the following commands to check for a microcode update and there were none. dmesg | grep "microcode updated early to" journalctl -b -k | grep "microcode updated early to" zgrep "microcode updated early to"...

I've got BIOS Version 2.9.0. The only critical Licecycle Errors in the past 2 years are chassis opened, drives removed and power supply redundancy lost (regular stuff). Warnings have to do with NIC ports going up and down. I've never installed any intel-microcode package for a CPU update. I'm...