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all right, thank you!

Awesome - the .sh extension was the problem. Thank you :) btw, just to make sure about PATH: is the ENV the same for the cron job as it is on the root shell?

sure :) system log: Jan 20 10:17:01 pve1 CRON[3377558]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root(uid=0) by root(uid=0) Jan 20 10:17:01 pve1 CRON[3377557]: pam_unix(cron:session): session opened for user root(uid=0) by root(uid=0) Jan 20 10:17:01 pve1 CRON[3377561]: (root) CMD (cd /...

I simply placed a symlink to a bash script in /etc/cron.hourly. For some reason, it is not working. The script itself works when executed manually in the shell. It seems that run-parts is executed, but "nothing happens". Really strange for such a simple task. What could be the issue?

I assumed you mean that. And no, there is no need for snapshot / restore functionality on the compute nodes itself. This stuff can be done at the storage node - which will be zfs based anyway (quite strong bias here ;))

Hi bbgeek, Thank you so much for your fast reply. I know that the specs and requirements I posted are mostly subjective. I tried to ask as compact as possible - always in the meaning of „in context of the scenario described here“. However, your answer is just what I was asking for :) — PS...

We currently plan on implementing a new small-scale cluster for mixed VM workloads. The goal is to be able to add compute nodes as needed while maintaining a central ("shared") storage for all VM images. That being said, we want to build some sort if small VDI infrastructure with the ability to...

Side note: Same bug applies to current PVE release, v 8.1.3 tested here. affected: /usr/share/pve-manager/js/pvemanagerlib.js Fix of Wofferl works. Edit: Bug filed for PVE #5121

Confirmed the problem here on a Supermicro X13sae-f. Fresh installation, output hangs on "Loading initial ramdisk". IPMI (BMC access) did not work either. Only adding simplefb to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules fixed it. Not working (without simplefb): - nomodeset - quiet Since I did a very...