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Ok, this seems to be my fault. I used the setting for mp in the wrong way: mp0: /mnt/foo/bar,mp=/mnt/bar would be correct Sorry about this :(

Hi Fabian, thanks for your feedback! I already tried to create the path manually, but this didn't help :( root@proxmox:/home/deveth0# pveversion -v proxmox-ve: 4.1-41 (running kernel: 4.2.8-1-pve) pve-manager: 4.1-22 (running version: 4.1-22/aca130cf) pve-kernel-4.2.8-1-pve: 4.2.8-41 lvm2...

Hi all, first of all, thanks for this awesome product and the real real straight forward way of upgrading from version 3 to 4. I took the whole weekend off to do the upgrade but was done on saturday afternoon :) My setup: I installed Debian Jessie ~1 year ago and added proxmox afterwards...

Hi, thank you for your answer. The backup was not even started, therefor no backup to the mountpoint. Those are the last log-entries: I got mail from my nagios that the nfs is not available but I would assume to get a backup failed message from proxmox too :(

Hi, i've setup my proxmox to backup to a nfs target every night. I receive mails when the backup is finished, that's great. Yesterday a switch failed and the proxmox system could not access the nfs anymore. I would assume to get a email from proxmox that it was not possible to perform the...

Hi, if you have any other hardware available, probably you should use one of those old pcs as firewall and install proxmox on your hp server. I don't know how much load your applications produce but if the hardware performs sufficient, there should be no reason why not to install proxmox on a...

Hi Bruno, just a short question as I don't really understand the problem: you want to hibernate a kvm/openvz and resume it afterwards? Why is this required and what are the issues with the backup you mentioned? Regards

Hi, i know this thread is a little bit older but I got the same issue with backups to my NFS share. After some debugging I found the reason (at least for me): Proxmox rsyncs your OpenVZ container to the NFS target and zips it afterwards. This results in many small file-transfers. BUT you can...