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A short term workaround is to install gkrellmd and then access that from gkrellm on your desktop (available for Windows as well).

I think we will need a little more information before we can help you. What is the output from the mount command?

I would go with three domain controllers(resara server) in a cluster via vpn (openvpn) using freenas at each location for file storage. I would setup zfs-snapshot with replication on the freenas to achieve the redundancy you are looking for. Snapshots can be setup to run every 5 minutes so...

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Vielen Dank Dietmar. I appreciate it.

I am not sure if you are only reading half of my posts and assuming that you understand or intentionally trying to insult my intelligence. I made it clear that I understand the definitions. I know I can do a clocked file transfer and figure it out that way. I was hoping that someone had...

Thanks for the reply. I do know what the abbreviations mean. I also know that they are misused regularly. This still leaves me wondering which it is in the current instance.

It is probably obvious to everyone else but, the performance graphs show things measured in MB/s. Is that megabyte per second or megabit per second?

Maybe old LVM info laying around on the drive? Boot to a live ubuntu cd and have a look at it.

This bug/s have been around for more than a year now on newer kernels. I have seen it here on Ubuntu and Debian machines. I am not sure what causes it because by the time it is discovered, the effected server no longer responds. The only choice is to reboot the machine.

This also is not limited to proxmox. I have seen this on Ubuntu 10.10 + KVM using dd as a backup tool.

Have you tried Redo backup? www.redobackup.org.

results of fuser /dev/pve/vzsnap-server1-0 is? I am thinking that there is a hung process holding the file handle open.

Perhaps related to kvm and high I/O loads. I have seen this on a production system running Ubuntu server w/KVM as the hypervisor. During a backup run (virtual machine on lvm, snapshot taken, dd as the backup tool) dd hung with a similar dump on more than one occasion. I have found similar...