Recent content by sterzy

To add to what leesteken said, you should also not rely on a cluster that is split between two different PVE versions for too long. Note that we try our best to support live migrations of guests from an older PVE version to a newer one, but not the other way round. So if you need to migrate...

Yes as stated above, this is normal. The file does not indicate that you are impacted by php2shell. It is used by AppArmor, not PHP.

Hey, /etc/apparmor.d/abstractions/php is an AppArmor abstraction that can be included in AppArmor profiles [1]. It by itself does not mean that PHP is installed or running on your machine. Proxmox uses AppArmor to improve the security of certain aspects of a system. The most prominent being...

Proxmox products are either build using Perl (Proxmox VE, Proxmox Mail Gateway) or Rust (Proxmox Backup Server, Proxmox Datacenter Manager). So if you are running one of our products, you should not be impacted by php2shell. However, we host several services that do use PHP (such as the Proxmox...

No one picked up the issue yet, so I sadly I can't give you anything like an ETA yet.

I can't directly reproduce this I am sad to say, but my assumption would be that some services write to /run before the move mount succeeds. Hence, the files are simply written to the guests root file system. All the fix does is generally allow the move mount, it does not clean up files that...

As discussed privately, I am posting the results of my investigation here to help other users running into the same issue. What confused me, is that it complained about an IP identifier, which is odd, because we only allow DNS identifiers in the first place [1]. So where did the IP come from if...

Finally got around to this and managed to reproduce this by upgrading a Devuan 5.0 container to Devuan 6.0 via the official guide [1] on a PVE 9 node. When nesting is set we lxc enables much more permissive mounting: # TODO: There doesn't seem to be a way to ask for: # mount...

Hey, yeah sorry I've been kind of swamped with other tasks recently. I'll see what I can do here, though.

Are you sure you want to interact with Proxmox VE SDN feature through Proxmox Datacenter Manager? Those are separate products and Proxmox Datacenter Manager currently only exposes a certain subset of Proxmox VE's SDN API. The API documentation for Proxmox VE can be found here...

You may want to take a look at our hosting partner [1]. Though, testing against PDM should be fairly straight forward on local hardware too. You can grab the ISO from our website [2] and spin up a VM. The minimum system requirements aren't that high for a basic setup [3]. [1]...

Hey, we provide an API documentation analogous to our other products over here: https://pdm.proxmox.com/docs/api-viewer/index.html Hope that helps.

Ah sorry about that, send you a message now, hope that works.

Hey, thanks for the provided information. This seems a little weird to me. Would you mind providing the account config for this ACME server? It should be located in /etc/proxmox-datacenter-manager/acme/accounts/<acount-name>. It would also be helpful if you could provide uncensored config files...

Yes this is being worked on [1] and will likely be available from the Ceph test repository once released. [1]: https://lore.proxmox.com/all/20260618130716.1810096-1-k.chai@proxmox.com/ [2]: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#sysadmin_package_repositories_ceph