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As pointed out, you can use `du -sh /dir/*` to investigate directory sizes. Aside from particular use case application data, the primary consumers of storage on a modern linux system are: systemd journal (/var/log/journal) check out journalctl --vacuum- options old kernels (/boot and...

Find the header your destination mailserver/client uses to identify spam prior to moving it to a junk mail folder. In PMG create/modify existing rule to add that header at the desired spam level. I changed the existing quarantine rule to trigger at spam level 5 and used another rule to add the...

Did you try the netplan config in the second answer? It would be good to know how it works out in the end.

Not that it helps but this is interesting and also suggests why the hosting provider has gateway outside subnet.

You say same settings yet one (Debian) is configured successfully via /etc/network/interfaces and therefore ifupdown. The other (Ubuntu) unsuccessfully via netplan and /etc/netplan/*.yaml. If you insist on using netplan, try commenting out all lines in /etc/network/interfaces, if there are any...

Well I guess you should determine which network management tool is controlling things. Configure in /etc/network/interfaces and reboot. Then try a yaml config for netplan and reboot. Verify the resulting interface/route/dns state are as expected following each restart. Then take it from there.

Not saying it *is* the cause of your issue, but it has caught me out previously. I have never used netplan other than on my ubuntu desktop here. I haven't installed ubuntu server in anything other than in lxc, since 18.04. I think things changed with 20.04 and netplan came in to vogue. You can...

In that case I don't believe netplan consults /etc/network/interfaces. Configure it in /etc/netplan/*.yaml or turn netplan off and use traditional ifupdown. https://netplan.io/reference/#examples

The reported interface IP differs from that specified in your interface config. It could be Debian is using /etc/network/interfaces where Ubuntu 20+ is not. Network Manager or netplan maybe? If Network Manager is active, try enabling ifupdown in /etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf.

It's managed by systemd. ~# systemctl list-timers NEXT LEFT LAST PASSED UNIT ACTIVATES Thu 2022-03-24 09:00:00 GMT 32min left Thu 2022-03-24 08:00:22 GMT 27min ago pmg-hourly.timer...

I'm also curious what determines which cpu frequency driver is selected. I have a desktop (ubnuntu 20.04 skylake) and server (proxmox 7 ivy bridge). The desktop selects intel_pstate and the server uses intel_cpufreq. AIUI the ivy bridge system could safely use intel_pstate too. Desktop (Ubuntu...

Ah good. I've done something useful for a change!

Under a default setup, in the 'Dangerous Content' object, x-ms-dos-executable content filter seems to appear twice. Is this by design and if so what does it achieve?

Pleased to say this one seems resolved with updated package pve-kernel-5.13.19-4-pve (version 5.13.19-9).

I posted in a separate thread, thinking my issue was unrelated. However, it seems it may be. The kernel messages in the bug report, refereced in post 10, are somewhat similar to mine. Mine occurs when attempting to disconnect sata hotplug drives on the host. I'm not currently passing any...

Thanks. I'm using the GRUB_DEFAULT="1>2" option, as suggested by @Struppie in the above thread, for the time being. I wondered if my suggestion would work or just break things, being the pve-kernel-5.13 metapackage depends on the last kernel. I take it it's not advisable to uninstall the latest...

Thanks @Dunuin I'd glanced at that thread and thought it was passthrough specific. I saw a number of suggestions on how to set the previous kernel as default. I was wondering what is the best practice. Could I say, purge pve-kernel-5.13.19-4-pve and mask that version in dpkg. Leaving grub...

I have Intel SATA ports configured as AHCI in BIOS with one port designated as hotplug. I use this, connected to an HDD caddy, for hotswap drives as a (non pve storage) backup destination. Despite some warnings due to incomplete ACPI implementation of this board: ACPI BIOS Error (bug): Could...

I also have a self signed CA installed under android 10 (user) trusted credentials. The proxmox app didn't appear to recognise this when I tried using it a while back. I use two other android apps that utilise the same certificate: OpenVPN for Android. However the CA is inline in the vpn...

I just got caught out by this CT restore behaviour. This post seems to be the only mention of it that I can find. I may be mistaken, but don't remember this happening before. Is it a change in PVE7? IMO it would be preferrable if the restore process did not delete and recreate those volumes...