Recent content by Ryan Anderson

It looks like I need to get the CPUs, Memory, and Disk size from /nodes/{node}/qemu/{vmid}/status/current instead. That is giving me the information I need.

I'm on Proxmox 8.2.4. Below is the result of the pvesh get command. It doesn't have this information in the config file, but the API documentation says this is optional information, I guess I'm confused on how to see what resources are allocated to this machine. I can see the HD size and could...

Can anyone tell me why I'm only getting some of the information for the config when I use the API? I'm really wanting the Memory/vCPUs/ and HD Size. This it the only information I'm getting from: /api2/json/nodes/{node}/qemu/{vmid}/config. However the API documentation show a whole lot more...

@Dunuin & @Neobin - Thanks for the information. I was thinking I was missing something obvious. I will look into a separate monitoring tool for node connectivity as that is my main concern.

I'm sorry if this is posted somewhere else, maybe my searching skills need polished. PVE 7.2-11 What email notifications are supposed to be sent out? The only notifications that I receive are when backups run. Are there other notifications and if so how do I configure them? I do successfully...

That isn't going to be part of this script. Just place a text file called .pxarexclude in the folder that you want to exclude files/folders from and put in that file the excluded files/folders. More detailed explanation...

Hello, I currently have the client on a physical computer trying to backup the home directory of a user, however is seems to be getting stuck uploading new chuck. Are there any logs that I can look though? Example Output on Client: root@office:~# proxmox-backup-client backup...

I agree with the plain text password issue. I currently have the script in my /root folder so only root has access. I also have the backups limited by the prune settings on the PBS. I currently keep 7 days, 4 weeks, 2 months, 1 year.

I created a script like the following (I didn't want to leave the passwords as variables, so I cleared them after use): export PBS_PASSWORD=PASSWORD export PBS_ENCRYPTION_PASSWORD=PASSWORD (If you don't use encryption you can leave this line out) export...

Ok, thanks for clarifying.

I want to know if I am missing anything on the encryption of my backups from my PVE nodes to my PBS. Everything seems to be running okay, but when I go the the PBS, i see that the backups are "mixed". I expect that from the top level as some aren't encrypted. But when I drill down to the last...

Also, here is my corosync.conf for each machine: PVE01 logging { debug: off to_syslog: yes } nodelist { node { name: pve01 nodeid: 1 quorum_votes: 1 ring0_addr: pve01-corosync } node { name: pve02 nodeid: 2 quorum_votes: 1 ring0_addr: pve02-corosync...

Here is my network configs (I have also attached them if that easier to read): PVE01 # network interface settings; autogenerated # Please do NOT modify this file directly, unless you know what # you're doing. # # If you want to manage parts of the network configuration manually, # please...

This seems to describe my issue perfectly, except that I'm not using a Linux bridge for my Corosync network. I'm using the NIC directly. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-4-0-cluster-multicast-problems.24635/ Anything anyone else can think of to help?

I tried on pve01-corosync and pve02-corosync and got different responses: PVE01 root@pve01:~# omping -m 239.192.177.19 pve01-corosync pve02-corosync pve02-corosync : waiting for response msg pve02-corosync : waiting for response msg pve02-corosync : waiting for response msg pve02-corosync ...