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I tried another Chromium-based browser(Vivaldi), there was no problem there. So I figured it might be a caching issue. I rebooted my PC and voila now when opening Proxmox web-interface in Chromium I see "Valid" and "Secure" Really odd issue, as I've never come across a situation before where I...

I found a difference between the old and new cert. Will ask the certificate provider if they have an idea.

The odd thing is I started a private browsing session in Chromium and there the certificate is both "Valid" and "Secure". So I decided to clear my browser cache and history, then it's the same problem again in Chromium. Yeah I already did a search but was hoping someone would have an idea here.

I placed a certificate I bough last year on my Proxmox host which was working. I then replaced it today with a new one, now when I check Chromium it says the certificate is valid, but "Not Secure". I checked Firefox and there it's valid and "Secure" so not marked in red that it's "Not Secure". I...

You can use "apt modernize-sources" to convert your sources to the modern standard.

Thanks that worked. Added the component "non-free-firmware" to /etc/apt/sources.list.d/debian.sources, then updated my sources and was able to install it.

Thanks for your reply. I actually forgot to check before, I just remembered it being differently? Then it was like that before the upgrade as well I guess? I'll mark it as solved then.

After upgrading from Proxmox 8 to 9 my zfs pool seems smaller in "df -h" output, included the used space 128K? df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on<br> zmedia 4.4T 128K 4.4T 1% /zmedia While the web-interface is showing the correct use storage. And same...

I don't know too much about zfs but I've been using it because I've heard it's good for things such as storage pools. That explains why only partition3 was setup as a mirror, glad to have learned something useful about zfs as well with this. Glad to hear that I'm not the only with questions...

One last question though. This is my zpool. root@pve:~# zpool status pool: rpool state: ONLINE scan: resilvered 15.7M in 00:00:00 with 0 errors on Mon Mar 3 16:23:07 2025 config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM rpool...

Useful tool! I had first manually removed it from the /etc/kernel/proxmox-boot-uuids file, that seems the better way of doing it. I ran it on both to be sure and then ran a clean afterwards. Then rebooted my Proxmox system afterwards and my system booted afterwards. So just in short recap for...

That's what I thought. I did check the status of the boot tool. root@pve:~# proxmox-boot-tool status Re-executing '/usr/sbin/proxmox-boot-tool' in new private mount namespace.. System currently booted with uefi WARN: /dev/disk/by-uuid/EFE9-DC66 does not exist - clean...

Thanks for your reply. It looks with the default install Grub is the default bootloader because I didn't pick when during the time when I installed this Proxmox install. What's the best way to go here, manually redo the bootloader setup and switch from Grub to systemd-boot or is there a better...

I recently had one of my nvme disks fail on me in my Proxmox server. I installed Proxmox on a default zfs raid1 installation. I was able to replace the disk and add it back to the pool but while doing that I noticed that the mirror only consists of partition3 which looks like this. root@pve:~#...

I was able to get ipv6 working on my Proxmox host because of this topic and the linked topic! So thank you to both of you and the people in the other topic! This is what I have in my sysctl configuration which I got from the linked topic. # Disable IPv6 and RA on all interfaces...