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qm import doesn't have any features that would allow this, but you could look into virt-sparsify [1] (part of the 'libguestfs-tools' package), which seems to allow for conversion with sparse awareness. [1] https://libguestfs.org/virt-sparsify.1.html

Könnten Sie posten: - Ein Task-Log der fehlgeschlagenen Backup (d.h. die Ausgabe des Befehls vzdump/backup) - Die Ausgabe von: journalctl -b -1 (nach dem Neustart des Hosts) - Die Ausgabe von: qm config 107 Könnten Sie auch überprüfen, ob qemu-guest-agent auf VM107 aktiviert ist? (Auf VM107...

This is because ext4 filesystems reserve a certain amount of blocks (5% by default) for the super user. As it is the root filesystem, I would leave it as is. Also, please do not bump posts on the community forum, especially after such a short time span. It will only increase the chances of...

Hallo, Dafür muss man ein DNS A Resource Record [1] für die IP-Adresse erstellen. Ihre Domain-Registrar hat warhscheinlich eine Anleitung darüber. [1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Resource_Record

Hi, At least with Ubuntu 20.04, you can just install firefox with APT, and forward the application over SSH with ssh -X <user>@<ip_address> firefox. Note that you may also have to enable root login over ssh if using the root user of the container. Is this the solution you were looking for, or...

Hi, Have you had a look at our guide for shrinking qcow2 images [1]? It is possible that only the final section will be necessary. [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Shrink_Qcow2_Disk_Files

Hi, Is the node itself virtualized or physical? What steps did you take to enlarge the root partition?

Hi, Bitte posten das Syslog ( /var/log/syslog.X ), das Logs vom Zeitpunkt des Absturzes enthält und das Tasklog eines fehlgeschlagende backup.

Können Sie bitte den Folgende posten: pveversion -v cat /etc/vzdump.com cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg cat /etc/pve/lxc/114.conf

Are you trying to restore single files from a host/container backup, or from a VM? For host/container backups, you can access this menu by expanding the backup group, then expanding a snapshot, then clicking the directory icon in the "Actions" column. For VM backups (and also container backups)...

No worries :) What kind of storage is Replication? If it's also a Directory storage, you could simply copy the files from one directory to the other. And sorry, but I just noticed that the storage is available to two nodes. Is it backed by a network storage such as NFS? A local directory on one...

Apologies, you are right that fdisk and sfdisk are not included in the installer. They have been replaced by the newer gdisk and sgdisk. [1] https://proxmox.com/en/downloads/category/iso-images-pve

fdisk is on the ISO and available in debug mode. As for sfdisk, yes it's not packaged, but I don't believe it was included in the 6.x ISO either.

By default, the autoscaler only kicks in if the current number of placement groups differs from the optimal number by a factor of 3 (see section 8.6.3 of the admin guide [1]). [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#pve_ceph_pools

Hello, Thanks for the thorough post. I do intend on going through a few sections of the PVE admin guide and fixing certain bits up, so it's nice to get feedback from our users. However, after reading some of your comments, I also feel there are a few things I need to straighten up...

You can see the amount of space you have left in the volume 'pve/data' with lvs. While you extended the volume group, I guess you didn't extend the 'data' logical volume. The warning means that the amount of storage assigned to your thin pools can potentially surpass the amount of free space...

You can find a good explanation as to why this is happening and the reason for the design choice here [1], but essentially API tokens correspond to a subset of a user, rather than the user itself, so unless the backup is owned by the API token, it will not pass the authentication. You can change...

Hi, I have opened a bug report for the issue [1] and will look into it. [1] https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3560

Definitely strange, but as I said, using a tool like iotop [1] to monitor the situation could be best. In addition, check for files that tend to be rotated out often, such as log files, in case some process is writing aggressively to them. It could be a case that a log file grows rapidly, then...

I have no idea why systemctl isn't found from the console in putty, since it seems you've logged into the root account. But in any case, from the console in PVE, it seems the timer should be running. Does the usage from home assistant cap off any point, or does it continue to grow over time...