The host/network address determines routing. With a /32 subnet, the host will expect all traffic to go via the gateway. This is fine for hosts that are the other side of the gateway but will/may impact its communications with neighbouring hosts. You have the perfect tool to test all this!
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I am not familiar with Virtualizor. However if these 'template files' are the main culprit, then maybe create a thinpool backed volume as you suggested, but mounted in the existing root fs somewhere appropriate (/var/lib/virtualizor-templates or where ever Virtualizor expects to find them).
If you manage to achieve that, you will end up with a very unusual setup that's likely to cause problems down the road (booting, kernel upgrades etc). Also, if space is at such a premium, what do you plan on doing with the original root volume?
I'd look at why your root fs is so full and remedy...
If you have free space in the pve VG, you can allocate additional storage from it to /pve/root. Then resize the filesytem.
If there's no space available from that VG, you need to add some first. Which generally means adding additional PVs (partitions or entire disks) to the VG.
Alternatively...
'no_root_squash' is needed in the relevant share definition in `/etc/exports` on the NFS server. Your export config depends to some extent on whether you are using NFS v4. But PBS should be able to mount any NFS version.
Check to see if datastore structure (chunk store etc) exists. `ls -al...
I'd avoid rsyncing the datastore.
I only tested backing up a few containers as I've currently no spare SSD to dedicate to datastores. But both removable media and NFS worked for me.
For syncing to a datastore on removable media, you need to manage the datastore after inserting media and prior...
Just to update this query. I followed @Dunuin advice: Set up a second datastore to pull backups from the first datastore on a manual schedule.
I then tried putting the second datastore on an NFS mounted volume. Whilst datastore creation was very slow (as per other posts), once set up the sync...
I assumed the sync ran continuously but reading further seems it is schedule based. So for my use case, I guess I need to disable schedules and run sync job manually. Or script running of the sync job.
Regarding backup of a datastore when there's no remote PBS to sync to.
I'd thought to periodically rsync the datastore to a removable drive and restore same way if needed. Presumably I need to halt the backup service. Is there a better approach?
Thanks.
Thanks @poetry.
Using this tool, which checks IP vs SPF record, the IP is designated.
I've rarely encountered SPF fails with my PMG installation and the only reason I looked in to this one was the fact the mail was anticipated.
AIUI pfsense the rebind protection relates to stripping RFC1918...
Sorry for resurrecting this topic but it seems the best place to ask my question.
I noticed and spf reject for an apparently valid IP.
Nov 17 10:18:42 smtp postfix/smtpd[304690]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from mailgwln03.rightnowtech.com[147.154.227.175]: 554 5.7.1 <user@mydomain.com>: Recipient...
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