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lzop: No space left on device: <stdout> INFO: status: 40% (17230331904/42949672960), sparse 25% (10761973760), duration 392, 11/11 MB/s ERROR: vma_co_write write error - Broken pipe INFO: aborting backup job INFO: stopping kvm after backup task Found duplicate PV...

This is getting really annoying. We have scheduled maintenance right now and it keeps getting these stupid errors INFO: status: 14% (18071158784/128849018880), sparse 0% (885256192), duration 440, 54/49 MB/s lzop: No space left on device: <stdout> INFO: status: 14% (18214944768/128849018880)...

Backup either fails or says no space but a 3TB drive is 95% free .... and it works with lzo but not gzip

As a result the backup shows as no space on drive

The disk couldnt move and then it corrupted the lv ... i had to restore from a 24 hour backup - customer is not happy ... this should be looked into guys

TASK ERROR: storage migration failed: mirroring error: error job is not mirroring at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/QemuServer.pm line 4691. I got that - and if I change disk to vm-100-disk-2 it works

How do we do a graceful shutdown of all VMs (without shutting down proxmox?) Including windows

http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Model Why would you need to do vlans this way? Let's say I have 4 nodes each with 2 nics Node 1: NIC A and NIC B Node 2: NIC C and NIC D Node 3: NIC E and NIC F Node 4: NIC G and NIC H On the switch port 1: public network drop port 2, 3, 4, 5 have NICs A...

I have a VM ID 100 Disk 1 on SAN is VM-100-Disk-1. Disk 2 on NFS is VM-100-Disk-1 when you mvoe the name overlaps. Shouldn't that second disk be VM-100-Disk-1 when you move or when it's just sitting there?

Node to VM - I get about 30 mbps Node to Node - I get about 200mbps Node to external server - I get about 50 mbps VM to external server - I get 1 mbps ...

Not all clients are using LVM so need a stable solution. I did it using resize2fs - I was doing it on partition 1 which is obviously at the full length. Needed to do it for the full disk. I eraesd and recreated the partition and did resize2fs and an fsck not so elegant but it worked

For some reason, our VMs are only allowing speeds of 1.0-2.0mbps downloads ... even though each are on full gigabit ports ...

Yes but issue is when I use resize2fs it wont resize ...

VM has been start and stopped multiple times ... fdisk -l shows 150gb but the partition ends at 100gb

Added 50GB to the iSCSI VirtIO disk. LVS show 150GB instead of 100GB but linux shows 100GB. I did resize2fs and says its already maxed out ... ideas?

How can this be changed? iscsi has no file system so how does MKFS have anything to do with it

Any idea what the reason is?

Did that - it doesn't work. Internet is not an issue since I have VMBR0 as the public VLAN and VMBR1 and VMBR2 as eth1 and eth2 VMBR3 and VMBR4 are both bound to eth3 with the ips 10.10.3.x and 10.10.4.x The 10.10.3.x works but not 4.x ... I presume you can't bind 2 diff subnets to the same...

Hi guys, I know for each individual NIC its tough to have different IP ranges with diffferent gateways. However, how do I bind multiple private vLANs to 1 nic ie 10.10.1.x and 10.10.2.x I bound it manually through vmbr1:1 and vmbr1:2 - but is there a more elegant way of doing this?

seems like a serious issue we have PL-C-SAN-1 PL-C-SAN-2 on each target is a vm-101-disk-1.img when we restore it overwrites!