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no, the package was not yet bumped so no new version is available yet

yes, the way backup for stopped vms works is that it has to start a vm process in 'stop' mode (nothing is actually executed) and the stopped again all in all, maybe someone of you could report this as a bug to nvidia? namely especially this error: when the mdev is already cleaned up.. maybe...

the diff posted looks harmless enough, but i don't really want to do that as a permanent fix (as mentioned). i'll think about how we can handle that in all situations gracefully....

das hängt immer davon ab was davon erwartet wird. Generell raten wir davon ab netzwerkspeicher zu verwenden, da die höhere latenz erheblichen Einfluss auf die backup/restore wie auch garbage collect & verify hat was aber auch möglich ist, ist vllt ein zweiter größerer (und potentiell...

if you disable the storage on the pve side, it will not be polled for the status (datacenter -> storage -> select your pbs storage -> edit )

First, the post seems to be for PVE not for the backup server, so i'll move the thread to the correct subforum. also you still have to provide the pve api ticket to the call and it is not a normal GET call, but intended to be opened as a websocket (e.g. by novnc) (see...

no there is no such tool yet, but you can open a feature request here: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com while it's probably not hard implementing something like this, i guess it will be quite resource intensive for larger datastores (since it has to iterate over all backups and chunks)

removing the backups will not free much space, you must run a garbage collection afterwards (note that it takes 24h + 5min after deletion for the unnecessary chunks to be deleted, see https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/backup-client.html#garbage-collection )

looking at the configs you posted, it still should be fine... (it needs FREEMAIL_FROM and at least 4 of 5 markers it defines.. no idea why that should trigger falsely)

yes that is probably the issue. IMHO the driver could just ignore a device that already disappeared, but i don't know the internals of the nvidia driver ofc. can you post the output of 'modinfo nvidia' and 'modinfo nvida_vgpu_vfio' ?

yeah i already tried multiple times (through various channels) to contact nvidia if they want to give us drivers to test, but i never got a response.. (it's not really necessary nor practical for us to buy licenses, we literally only use it to test currently...) we had a trial license, but that...

no there's no configurable list of services for the gui, but feel free to open a feature request here: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com there we can better discuss/keep track of that issue (though i am not really convinced that use-case is enough to introduce such a config)

sadly i don't currently have access to the newest drivers, so i can't really test that if what you write here is true, that's really bad, since nvidia seemingly tries to automatically manage the mdev devices on vm shutdown (which we do curently) and seemingly does not allow that manually...

it's not really a database, but simply a structured directory tree with the task logs in it generally there are the files: active, index, and index.1 which contain task log upids (plus their endtimes + end states) and each task log file is in the directory of the last character in the 5th part...

what exactly is the problem you have? please post the relevant infos (datastore size, namespaces, etc), the commands you executed (or similar), the result, and what you expected

no there is nothing configurable, you're only chance is to delete the files by hand (or script). they are in /var/log/pveproxy (the access logs) and /var/log/pve/tasks (the task logs)

you mean for pve? no AFAIK there is no such knob, but the tasklog retention is far smaller there(i believe about 2000 tasks logs)

mhmm.. can you check the KAM.cf file in /var/lib/spamassassin for that and check if it's the same as mine posted above?

as i said you can only redirect the quarantine report for single users, but you could use the api/cli to script it yourself (see e.g. https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/api-viewer/index.html you can use the api on the cli with pmgsh)

i don't completely understand what you mean, in general it works like this: to add a PBS storage in PVE you must enter the credentials of a avalid user of PBS into the edit window in PVE that user must be configured in PBS with the correct permissions to access the given datastore so the pve...