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We had a donate button for many years. The only problem was that nobody pressed it!

also see: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvecm.html

Please open a bug report at https://bugzilla.proxmox.com

please can you post your crontab entry?

That looks good. But the error "write failed - Medium Error" still look like a hardware error. Maybe you can test with another tape drive? Also Check if SCSI cables are OK ...

What is the output of: # pmt cartridge-memory (For a tape which produced such write error)

So why are there 8 Snapshots (you only made 4 backups)?

Did you use different encryption keys?

no, sorry.

No, there is no such command...

Sure, local storage cost less and is simpler. But it is something completely different than ceph (a distributed, shared, network storage).

Please report bugs at: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com

Our benchmarks indicates that a two level structure is better in most cases.

Unter ServerAdministartion/Updates gibts einen "Changelog" button ... Natürlich findest du die changelogs auch unter /usr/share/doc/{PACKAGE_NAME}/changelog* (wie auf allen Debian Systemen)

Using local disks is usually much cheaper than those "professional SAN/s". It is also much faster. But its all up to you. The backup server is based on Debian Linux, so you can use any network storage (cifs, nfs, iscsi). You can backup the server config. We already have file level backup and...

There s a simplified syntax for the command line: # qm set 1000 --scsi1 YourVMStorageId:32 This is mentioned in the "qm" manual page:

Server "load" (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load) is kind of "artifical" messurement. I goes up because of the CPU limit (more processes waiting for the CPU). > Surely only the LXC container should have that type of load average? The host see all processes from all containers, so it shows...

We are working on that "namespace" feature...

Please can you post the output of # pveversion -v

Maybe you are on the wrong node?