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One more thing, using so would benefit against Ransomware Protection ? I also did not understand well Ransomware Protection in pbs. In sections https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/storage.html#ransomware-protection-recovery does it say it is possible that backups could be infected by ransomware. If...

Does it work stable? Any connection drops? I think this feature will be impelemented next versions.

I think it is not possible to mount pbs as iso or directory storage (yet). It only store backups for now.?

I did not think this would be possible with "localhost". Thanks

How can I keep second copy of backups to an other disk. Sync job ask for pbs. I install pbs in a pve vm. And attached disk to it. I have some more disk free. So I think of keeping copy of disk in use with pbs. Or any better advise? Or should I install an other pbs on same pve not and use it...

Ok even consumer sata disks are better than ssds I think. No need for enterprises.

Our Pve servers has ssd sata for only pve os. But we think of using normal sata disk (7200rpm) . Do you think if would impact on overall pve performance? Vms are running on nvme disks. We think Sata disks will last longer because ssds may be failing in any time.

AFIK, metric does not provide cpu temps. After some search, I read k10temp module is a workaround. https://github.com/groeck/k10temp So is it possible to install that module ? Or anyway to get cpu temp with "sensors -j" ?

Even I deleted spf record yersterday. Still getting same refuse. Is not this weird? I now tried adding pmg as truested host. But why is it still checking spf not sure? Maybe dns cache issue..

Thank you very much. You helped a lot.

What do you mean by "add PMG as trusted relay to downstream server" ? What kind of trust you mean. I am mostly using exim.

Sorry, yes downstream server refuses. Btw, downstream server = my server begind pmg right? I think easiest way is second one "disable SPF checks on this downstream server (PMG can do SPF checking already)" Am I all right?

I use it for incoming mails only but having this stranger error: <user@domain-behind-pmg.com>: host domain-behind-pmg.com[1.2.3.4 > (User's server ip)] said: 550-SPF: 2.3.4.5> (PMG's ip) is not allowed to send mail from externalsender.com So basicly pmg is refusing mail from external sender...

I noted that this is also happening on some other domains behind pmg. Should I completely remove spf for domains behind pmg? What is proper spf for incoming mails? I use: v=spf1 a mx ip4:"PMG-IP" ip4:"MAIL-SERVER-IP" -all

Any other solution you think?

It is not an option to add PMG to that server. But I tried adding that domain to white list at top level, to bypass spf check. I hope it works..

When externalsender.com sends an email to a user behind PMG, he gets following spf error. And of course he is not allowed to send mail from PMG's ip. Why is this happening? <user@domain-behind-pmg.com>: host domain-behind-pmg.com[1.2.3.4 > (User's server ip)] said: 550-SPF: 2.3.4.5> (PMG's...

The ClamAV antivirus daemon clamav-daemon now uses socket-activation To disable the service you need to disable clamav-daemon.service and clamav-daemon.socket Do I have to do above after upgrade? It is for those who need to completely disable clamav right?

Thanks. Here is link: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4791

Come on it is not be that impossible. If there is a user based list with right click implemented, global black list is also possible. Not thinking about rule system here.