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Yes, I was using Ubuntu. So I am not sure why it was like that.

I solved the specific issue I had by restarting the host machine, not ideal by any means. However, I am having the same issue again, and I am not able to run find /sys/fs/cgroup/*/lxc/159* -depth -type d -print -delete I continue to get Device or resource busy.

Hi. I'm not sure how I can modify a VM's IP address, the /etc/network/interfaces is blank, so I don't see a way to change it. Any pointers? Thanks.

root@HPProliantDL360PGen8:~# pct list VMID Status Lock Name 100 running bitwarden 102 stopped test 106 stopped test2 111 stopped...

Yes I was thinking that too. I tried to remove /sys/fs/cgroup/devices/lxc/140/* but got operation not permitted. I might have to reboot the host, which is not really something I want to do at this time. arch: amd64 cores: 32 features: nesting=1 hostname: API memory: 3412 net0...

My guess is to make sure that it doesn't in fact exist on the disk.... And to edit the config to set the disk as unused.

Like this post: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/unable-to-stop-container-forced-to-reboot-node-manually.57148/post-263512 It was necessary for me to actually kill the LXC start process using ps faxuw. Unfortunately, now it won't turn back on. Any ideas for me? debug log: lxc-start 140...

Restart required because connection couldn't be re-established (NFS)

I forced unmount, job was killed, re-mount. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/cant-kill-backup-process.43174/#post-356086

Similar to this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-backup-wont-stop.23219/ I've tried to kill the process (kill -9 62350) and it just won't stop/die. It's made my VM freeze.

Embarrassingly, inside Virtualmin, I was able to edit route/gateway, and network interface and it is persistent. It's possible that was interfering with my edits to network interfaces

I finally got some joy, however, as I understand it, ip addr add/del are not permanent. I was editing /etc/network/interfaces/ It didn't seem to help in making my changes permanent....

I can't 100% remember now, but I think I wasn't using a tmp folder for dumps, and local was over overprovisioned/full. I had various issues with backing up this LXC as well given the size, transfer speed, etc. But is acceptable now. I only wish Proxmox looks at incremental backups so save time...

Hi. I cloned a VM and finished setting it up I've done ip a to see the links. In /etc/network/interfaces I added the ens18, did the gw, address, mask, etc but when I do hostname -I it doesn't change (after restarting). What am I doing wrong with this setup? DHCLIENT also doesn't give me a...

I am not sure if I should run a command to power down the disk before removing it. But, for whatever reason, removing it and putting it back caused a logical drive to fail. Annoying because there was nothing actually wrong, and that can only be fixed with a restart and to accept "data loss"...

I pulled a disk out, did a piece of maintenance and put it back. Am I supposed to do something to get it to show up? lsblk doesn't show it. The whole point of hot swap is not rebooting.

Great. I'll look to add some large disks as directory, use it for temp and backup dumps.

I don't have any space on PVE for a local temp directory. Am I able to add large HDD's and make them directories with multiple uses? E.G. specified as backup and use it as the backup tempdir?

Just an update, I've been told it's probably worth formatting the drive to EXT4 format.

I tried Nextcloud for a simple apache download (this would be across 2 machines) I've tried SCP (direct from the host with the USB) download to a local computer, seems slightly slower than NFS. And lastly, Windows NFS client download via the NFS server that has USB mounted as a folder on the host.