Recent content by Sascha

ok. I think your users/clients will appreciate any kind of importance-distinction in your messages. Whatever you choose as illustration...

You could also create a tab "Virtual Machines" (per Server or per Datacenter) where the user can view all virtual machines on one page like the old Proxmox GUI. Additional advantage: The user could start/stop VMs in one place and wouldn't need to switch around between different VMs anymore...

I fully agree... beautiful solution... also fast to accomplish by the developers. Summerization of solutions: 1. relocating the button "remove VM" into the summary tab 2. red text/background/images in crucial confirmations concerning loss of data 3. default answer in crucial confirmations...

I think you and your team did a great job. There is just a necessity to distinct messages advertising data-loss an other ones. And the default button for data-loss-cases should always be NO, not YES!!!!

okay... On the other hand... a programmer should not expect that a user reads important messages among hundreds of unimportant messages which look similar. This would also call the sense of proxmox in question. In essential, Proxmox is a GUI, which helps to control KVM/OpenVZ... I think it...

nice coincidence... especially that you're using iPhone...

At this point I don't agree. The warnings are only clear in juristic way. If you delete a bunch of Hardware in several VMs/CTs, a "Are you sure..."-question is appearing in every single hardware deletion case - looking quiete similar like the question which pops up while deleting virtual...

dito. Nevertheless, professional software like Proxmox should not unnecessarily bring forward crucial human mistakes which could end up in data-loss... Think probabilistic... Compare expectation value (for the whole mass of users) and cost of correction for this tiny problem... I had a...

I Just wanted to make sure that one can find this thread using the Keyword OCFS, thus: OCFS OCFS OCFS

done.

The most users won't intend to delete VMs very often. As I said... just renaming the buttons would be enough... Placing a checkbox into the "Are you sure?"-question would be most sophisticated. I renamed my buttons... I think this should be a serious topic for the developers as well - among...

Sure, Proxmox asks again before deleting VMs. But it also asks the same way before deleting tiny things like virtual network-cards... And this cases of deletion are not equivalent in view of their consequences. And yes, life is dangerous, but I'm still living many years instead of keeping the...

The CPU unit adjustment seems to appear in the option of CTs only... not in VMs...

Hello, at first: Proxmox 2 looks great, thank you so far... I sadly have to announce a small mistake in the conceptual design of the Proxmox web GUI: The "remove" button for removing VMs is located at the very top right corner of the Proxmox administrations webpage (in the near of the...