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Really glad I wrote that up since I did end up reinstalling proxmox again. But I ran into more problems. First, make sure you login as root. ACME configurations don't seem to be available to any other user. Not sure if there is a permission you can add for that, but my regular user who had the...

I was struggling with this, too, but I think I have a working solution. Open the web gui Select datacenter from the side bar Select that ACME tab Add your Let's Encrypt account Enter letsencrypt for the account name Enter your email Use Let's Encrypt V2 for the directory Check Accept TOS...

I used LINODE_V4_API_KEY=<API_KEY> without quotes and it worked for me. No spaces anywhere else. No blank line before the export. A single newline at the end. It seems to be extremely picky on what works.

Yes, changing to the Chelsio network cards fixed the issue. There seems to be a problem with the Q-Logic (formerly Brocade) BR1860 adapter and virtio drivers.

Thanks for the suggestion, but the kernel downgrade did not make any difference.

I've been doing some testing. I have a couple other proxmox hosts that aren't part of this cluster. I have no issues using virtio and ssh with them. I was trying to look for differences between the installs. I noticed that the working proxmox hosts were on 5.3, while the non-working ones are on...

I'm setting up a new proxmox cluster. If I use the virtio network card, I cannot ssh into the virtual machines. If I switch to e1000, it works. By not working, I mean the ssh connection just hangs. It never shows a login prompt. I see packets traveling back and forth, but it never completes the...

Yeah, I know I only have to accept the key once, but the /etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts files should be globally readable so that all users can benefit. Without that, every user needs to verify the signature of every server individually, which is a difficult process. Just accepting the key is a...

I want to login to a server as a non-root user, and be able to ssh into another server in the cluster without it asking whether the key is okay.

The ssh_known_hosts file in the proxmox cluster is stored in the /etc/pve/priv directory, which is not world readable. This means I can't use it with my normal users. Is there a reason why this couldn't be somewhere else in /etc/pve that would be world readable? Thanks.