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you could have started by saying you were trying to install installing in a VM... the answer would then have come immediately ;)

done by the Proxmox team.. ;) look at the

try to look at the flags (if you've installed Linux) # cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags

that's : /etc/denyhosts.conf

you're right, i've misread your question ;) I'm also using snaps but you need LVM, I guess few people using LVM are using suspend/stop

we're on a Debian based system, you can use the repositories (check your /etc/apt/sources.list file) # aptitude update ; aptitude install denyhost and that's all should work ;)

downtime... look at http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Backup_-_Restore_-_Live_Migration

:mad: I like when someone says : it doesn't work without explaining how, when, errors encoutered and so on... we're on a tech forum here... so, if there is really a problem with backup/restore, we're ALL concerned.. explain it but just don't say it doesn't work...

I've done a script to create snaps and full copy from a machine, in french, but I could translate if needed and of course paste it there if you want. By the way we suffer from problems when deleting and creating snaps on Debian, there is a problem with mapper and LVM which causes the snaps not...

Re: For those using iSCSI shared storage - Ways to prevent single VM from using all I if you use a shared storage, you will have only one LUN for all your VM. If you run a cluster, this LUN will be shared between your Proxmox VE servers. That's the Proxmox VE server that will be using iSCSI...

That's a debian issue, it seems that the libpcap lib wasn't available in 64 bits when they've compiled ntpd. http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=483434 you can ignore these warnings ;)

I'm gonna prepare some "before and after" copy/paste with lvs and dmsetup

nobody ?

My weekly backup didn't work on one Vm. Jun 11 22:00:02 neptune3 vzdump[8351]: INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump --quiet --node 12 --snapshot --compress --storage NFSBackup --all Jun 11 22:00:02 neptune3 vzdump[8351]: INFO: Starting Backup of VM 105 (qemu) Jun 11 22:00:04 neptune3...

i'm lost... and what about ksm? I believed it was in charge of that automatically?

incredible... :eek: you need to be lucky to find the solution to such a problem... :)

i'm using virtio with 2008 x64 it didn't work at the beginning, until I upgraded to 2.6.32

you can watch the /var/log/syslog the command line ran by the GUI and then connect to the correct port, using the correct password and it works ;)

hehe of course :) after the Apache restart, I'm now able to connect from 1 computer... I'm gonna clear the caches and so on, it should work on the other ones now ;) thanks for your help :)

donno... I've restarted Apache... Same problem When i click on "Open VNC Console" I can see the port is open via lsof, I can even connect via en external VNC... But with a browser (I've tried IE, FF, Chrome from different machines...), the window just opens... I don't see java start..