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Have the proxmox api recently changed? NOC-PS just went nuts and the json results could not be parsed .... i assume its probably a tidbit of code in how the noc-ps interaces with proxmox

Well didn't get an answer - can you explain / do you have any ideas

Missed the point of my email. The focus is on the access not the user. I am ok with user or pool but the issue is how do I let them restore from a backup but not delete a backup? I want them to be able to do one of the following 1) backup a server to a drive specifically for backups (say...

Hi, We want our users to be able to restore a backup but not erase it (kind of strange I know). We gave them access to Datastore.AllocateSpace but it gives this error - Permission check failed (/storage/backup, Datastore.Allocate) (403) If we give both AllocateSpace and Allocate, then they can...

So we're trying to build a panel and thinking about how to organize users. We understand pools may be the easiest way to do this but looking in pvesh, where does Proxmox keep track of which user controls what resources? ie if I give a user access to a pool and he creates a VM in that pool, how...

Are there any logs of when someone changed the hardware config of a server? (someone logged in and erased a client's hard drive) - want to see who did it / when it was done

Of course I have. Anyway this is fixed please close out the thread.

All the files are still read only ... when I try to put it into local mode it says cannot get lock (pmxcfs -l). I tried unmount and remounting also doesn't work HELP!!!!!!!

So we tried to remove a node from the cluster. This is node 1 out of 12. After it removed, we restarted the cluster. Now there is no quorum. Node 1 sees itself with cman and rgmanager start. Nodes 2 - 12 cannot start cman and there's no data (all the qemu-server folders are empty!!!) I checked...

We are just about to launch a proxmox driven platform for VPS as well as dedi. If interested send me amsg

We have the following 1 group called client with these permissions: Datastore.Allocate, Datastore.AllocateSpace VM.Allocate VM.Audit VM.Backup VM.Console VM.Monitor VM.PowerMgmt We have 2 drives Templates NFS Share - users have PVEAuditor access Node Storage Drive - users have client access...

Okay well I'm telling you 1) DD does not fail 2) After DD'ing a 20GB disk, the disk size under qm list goes to 0 3) After rescam, it shows up as 20GB I am not making this up - you guys are so defensive whenever someone raises a bug - I have better things to do than come on here on a Sunday and...

We created a VM with a 10GB iscsi disk. Afterwards we DD over a .raw image onto the target /dev/san/vm-number-disk-1 The DD image is 20GB. The total disk size goes to 0, i rescan and now its 20GB. Is this a way for clients to get around disk limitations

No i know hat but I mean is this a way for people to get around the limit we set for them? restore a larger image (we give clients ability to restore backups)

So we DD in a 20GB image onto a VM with a 10GB iscsi disk. It works but now the bootdisk size shows up as 0gb. Inside the VM it shows the right size (the size of the image). Will this cause any issues on our SAN? Also conversely, if we do a backup of this system and restore it - will it work...

user:client_2_1@pve:1:0:xx:x:xx@xx.com:HB account #1: group:Clients:client_2_1@pve:VPS Clients: pool:client_2_1:test test@test.com:408:: role:SG-Client:VM.Audit,VM.Backup,Datastore.Audit,VM.Console,VM.PowerMgmt,Datastore.AllocateSpace,VM.Monitor...

dude RTFM http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/User_Management its in there under command line tools

Read the manual http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/User_Management Create a new role with this as the attribute VM.PowerMgmt

user:PL-C-Test@pve:1:0::::: user:root@pam:1:0::::: group:Staff::: group:Clients:PL-C-Test@pve:: pool:PL-C-RESOURCE-POOL::106,101,100,407:PL-C-SAN-BACKUP,PL-C-Backup,PL-C-SAN-S$ pool:Test-Client:::PL-C-SAN,PL-C-Backup,PL-C-SAN-Share,PL-C-SAN-NODES: acl:1:/Clients:@Clients:PVEVMUser...

Each user's vms go into pool - he controls all. Hostbill also does it that way