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After both your posts I re-evaluated my uses and at the very minimum I need fast file sync. Nextcloud is not up to the task. I am working on getting a seafile server running which is proving a challenge but that's part of the fun for me. I also tried spinning up a MyDrive-Storage server and...

I know this is the proxmox forum but I wanted to just get honest opinions from others who may have used nextcloud. I managed to get nextcloud installed inside a debian 11 lxc with php8. I also managed to move the data storage location from within the lxc vmdisk to my zfs pool. I am only...

A couple of things that stand out to me. LACP - Normally LACP (or etherchannels that use LACP) is setup with 2 minimum physical ports. Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) essentially combines 2 or more physical ports into 1 logical port so using LACP on 1 physical port doesn't gain much...

Outside of apt update and apt upgrade on the host I have only installed fail2ban and did the 8006 to 443 change. Even before those two changes I noticed the delay.

I have installed proxmox 3 times now on 3 different hardware setups. The first one was a trial on a laptop with i7-3615QE processor and 16GB RAM. This install was on a 500GB SSD (non-zfs) and only had proxmox host and 2 lxc's. The second was my first real "home server" with i7-9700 after...

I do not know the uptime when the pool failed but it was definitely less than 25 days (less than 5 days even) and I was constantly working on data file transfers.

Until it is added officially I have been using this https://github.com/Weilbyte/PVEDiscordDark

If (or when) this pool fails I will do the lssci commands. @LnxBil says its best to analyze failed system (and I agree) so I will wait until then. Right now what I was using the pool for is back underway in full swing and so far it is still showing green on all disks.

On my r420 I have a pcie 2x10gb card and 6x1gb ethernet nics (2x onboard, 4x pcie). Until I get some copper 10gb sfps for the 10gb card I am using the 1gb nics bonded as lacp connected to my switch. 2x1gb ISP bond and 4x1gb LAN bond. If you have a switch that supports lacp I would look into that.

Interesting...the logs didn't show the disks failing. I went ahead and did some hot swaps and the drives were recognized but showed unavailable. I wiped the disks through the gui and then used the command line to replace them. Even after replacing them they still showed as unavailable. I...

@tburger Thanks for chiming in. To this point I have always used hardware "as is". Flashing the H710 to IT mode was definitely a new experience for me and it was a necessity to use ZFS. All that to say that I am unsure if the r420 server I acquired has an SAS expander. Also, which logs...

There are two commands I have been running to fix this. I am not at home now and won't be back until about a couple of hours. EDIT: I found the commands. systemctl mask systemd-logind pam-auth-update > deselect "Register user sessions in the systemd control group hierarchy"

Is your CT based on debain11 by any chance?

This is my first true go around with using a zfs pool as my storage backend. I recently installed proxmox on a dell r420 because I got it for free literally. I flashed the HBA with IT mode (H710P Mini) and created a zfs pool with 8 disks (2TB SSD) in RAID10. All disks were purchased NIB. I...

@Dunuin you may be right though so far on pve7 I haven't had much issues.

Just remember, you are only disabling the root user login. You don't want to try to delete the root user from the webgui users. That was a hard lesson learned.

This thread is old but that doesn't mean this ability still doesn't exist. I have been disabling the root login for the webgui and ssh since I first started using proxmox. I think it's been a year now? You have to create an admin group, give that group admin permissions, then create a user...

@Dunuin Third option: I am curious about that. Is there any links/references regarding that? I managed to get option 1 going for me (lxc container as nfs, tftp, smb server) and it is currently mounting the root of my zfs pool. From inside the container I manage everything else (via command...

I got it to work. It requires a privileged container with an apparmor profile. Also, the nfs container I got working is my tftp server for my raspberry pi network boots and smb shares. Really the only thing I use nfs for is the root filesystems for the network boot devices. Compared to my...

I have been researching and attempting this for a while now. Maybe it's impossible but I haven't given up completely. What I want to accomplish is to create an LXC that does two things...NFS and TFTP server. I have a ZFS pool and a directory that successfully gets mounted inside my container...