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I'm trying to create a cluster, but I'm having some difficulties. First of all, the IP 192.168.1.215 was a previous node before it was removed, to be replaced with a node of the same IP. When I try to add node .216 to it, with "pcevm add , I get "unable to copy ssh ID" - No password prompt or...

I ended up copying the disk images off, but nothing else. Thanks though.

Hi all, It would seem I have broken proxmox while trying to update from 3.4 to 4.2. I have tried rebooting the server, and now it won't come online. I can copy stuff off the drives, but I'm not sure what to copy. What should I get off the server, and where will I put it after wiping it? The...

I'm following through https://pve.proxmox.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Extending_Local_Container_Storage&diff=4654&oldid=4649 What do I do on the step that says: mount .. .. /dev/mapper/pve-data on /var/lib/vz type ext3 (rw) .. ..

Which kernel do I use?

Unfortunately I can't, I have some important VMs on that server. I do have an identical server, Dell PE 2950, with a dead battery, but that one works fine.

No error on the screen, plus wouldn't that make all the VMs break?

There never really is heavy traffic.

Yes, they're all using the same cache setting. All the default in Ubuntu 10.04. EXT3, I think.

Ubuntu 10.04 for all of them.

It's happened again! That's the second time today! Edit: I'm keeping it offline until I figure out what to do. Edit 2: A possible solution might be to have a 40GB OS drive and a 1TB storage drive.

All the servers are running on the same host.

I have other servers that read/write much more frequently than that one, so I don't think that's the problem. I think it has something to do with the size.

No, it's hardware RAID. Perc 5i.

I'm running Proxmox on a Dell PE 2950 server with 32GB of RAM. In it are 2 brand new Seagate Barracudas in RAID 1 (Less than a week old). The VM is running Ubuntu 10.04. The virtual HDD is RAW with writethrough. It is 1000GB. For some reason, every few days the VM goes into read-only mode...

It there any way to do it without a reboot?

Hi all, I recently upgraded the drives in my Proxmox machine to 1TB from 300GB. Is there an easy way to extend the /dev/pve/data partition so I can use all this extra space? I've tried this already: root@proxmox:~# lvextend -L800G /dev/mapper/pve-data Extending logical volume data to 800.00...

I can see where to put the password in on my client (TightVNC) but where do I put my username?

I've created a user, now I'm stuck. What do I do next?

Will that let me log in to VNC and deny people from connecting without a password?