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I'd like to confirm it worked like a charm! The only thing I had to run before exporting the pool was: systemctl stop proxmox-backup-proxy.service proxmox-backup.service and of course it is a good idea to create pool using /dev/disk/by-id/ labels

thx alot! it helped me out too but there is a shorter way to loop all block-device partitions as `man losetup` says: losetup --partscan /dev/loop22 disk-drive-ide0.raw mount /dev/loop22p1 /mnt/123 so it is --partscan or -P key

In my case it was time synchronization issue: I had lost connection to a node than after reading this thread first checked node's time and found it is out of synchronization 'cause it did not have Internet connection due to wrong gateway. So I upped the Internet 1st, then synced time and...

in almost the same situation I just changed an ip address in /etc/hosts on a node and rebooted (reboot must be done)