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Completely fubar'ed Starting PVE API Proxy Server: pveproxyunable to create socket - IO::Socket::INET: Address already in use (warning). all vms down - - - Updated - - - root@PL-C-003:/etc# service pveproxy restart Restarting PVE API Proxy Server: pveproxy. I can't access the website AT ALL

multipath.conf spits out a ton of errors when i do multipath -ll root@PL-C-004:/etc# qm start 115 iscsiadm: No active sessions. command '/usr/bin/iscsiadm --mode session' failed: exit code 21 root@PL-C-004:/etc# pveversion -v pve-manager: 3.0-13 (pve-manager/3.0/7ce622f2) running kernel...

I forgot to shut off the vms and now can't start the vms in SSH and the site doesn't load? any ideas?

Hear hear, I spend every day defending idiots on and on about OnApp and how great it is. While I know proxmox will never be like this http://www.phoenixnap.com/secured-cloud/about-our-cloud/user-interface.php if the functionality is there, the API can be used to build something nice...

I have one VM - 10GB that backs up at 350mb/s. I have a 100gb that backs up at 50mb/s - its normal. However, disk format also affects

You guys do realize that VM Templates is a HUGE plus if it gets implemented. Last I talked to Dietmar he said in a few months so I am expecting June for that.Proxmox will seriously eat other vm orchestrator's lunch if it gets templating right

Quick question - before when we didn't start a VM, the disk didn't show up in /dev/ as vm-#-disk-1, you'd have to start it Now, even if the server is down, the disk shows up - is there an explanation?

Saw templating in the roadmap - very very excited! Any more news and timetable?

For one of our vms with a 100GB disk on iSCSI SAN and a 500GB disk on another storage (NFS), it forces the VM into suspension before backup - any reason?

Sorry didn't know my font was small just pasted from the PDF http://templates.repo.onapp.com/ Each .gz includes a .mbr which sets the partition and then a .img which I believe they DD. My onapp cluster is no longer on but I can put one up Also even without redhat the other templates are quite...

I think when people on this board mean they want template - that is what they mean - an easy way to deploy VMs

I think maybe you are confused - http://cdn.onapp.com/files/docs/onapp_2-0_admin_guide.pdf 5.1 What Templates Are At its core, an OnApp template is a tar + gzip archive that contains the root directory (/ directory) of an operating system. The standard templates include basic packages...

? http://onapp.com/tmplmgr/ I do understand. ISO or not, its an automated deployment process. We have NOC-PS VPS manager deploying proxmox vps (modified) and it is not a permanent solution but closer but onapp I can deploy a fully ready CentOS VM from "template" without having to go through...

Only for OnApp http://onapp.com/cloud/how-it-works/vm-templates/ Cloudstack also allows KVM templates The Proxmox excuse of copyright infringement and that's why kvm templating is not allowed is a wash - every cloud orchestration platform allows for templating

Proxmox on Hostbill does not do KVM templates - it does not compete with software like OnApp

KVM templating

Got this to work - thank you. LVresize -L +xxG /dev/mapper/pve-root E2fsck -f /dev/mapper/pve-root resize2fs /dev/mapper/pve-root had to reboot a few times but worked - did have a few orphaned inodes

We have a 250GB drive and we want a 200GB pve-root and a 24GB swap with rest going to storage. WE did linux maxroot=200 swapsize=24 and it just wont work (the swap part works ...) did something change?

We're in the midst of doing something like this. The goal is to have a standalone panel that can be integrated with hostbill / whmcs / standalone API so people can use it effortlessly. It will server as a client-side panel as well as an admin panel to facilitate the business side of proxmox. It...

Check your switch. We had this when one of our switch rebooted