I've recently opened a PR which adds the functionality to the ansible.community.proxmox_snap module.
The module can now be used with a unbind option, which allows to take snapshots of LXC containers regardless of them having configured mount points.
This simple task is achieved by "toggling" the...
just wanted to add that I got into this problem with the ansible module community.general.proxmox
so, instead of:
- name: create new container
community.general.proxmox:
storage: local
disk: 5
```
the correct definition would be:
- name: create new container...
After a lot more poking around, I managed to narrow the problem a bit more:
$ zdb -e -bc pool1
Traversing all blocks to verify checksums and verify nothing leaked ...
loading concrete vdev 0, metaslab 12 of 349 ...error: zfs: removing nonexistent segment from range tree (offset=31e59c4000...
Unfortunately scrub cannot be run on a readonly pool, so it's not an option.
Running zdb -e -d tank seem to report no problems
while zdb -e -bcsvL tank happens to be quite a long task...
In truth as soon as I got it mounted ro, I rushed to zfs send dataset > /path/to/backup/dataset.zfs...
After buying a 8Tb drive and ddrescueing the drives I started poking around a bit.
I realized I can easily mount the pool readonly with zpool import -o readonly=on tank, and it will show 1 disk as DEGRADED.
If I instead mount with zpool import -o readonly=on -F tank the pool mounts fine with all...
I'm having bad issues with my ZFS pool, after a power failure there is no way for it to come back online, and I'm seriously struggling to properly troubleshoot my issues, so any pointer would be highly appreciated.
For a brief period after the power failure, zfs list returned all datasets but...
Everything else in the filesystem seems to survive the reboot just fine, but the /etc/network/interfaces gets overwritten every time.
What am I doing wrong?
I create the container from the web UI, log into the console from web UI, edit file, reboot, and the config is gone.
This is not...
Unfortunately the RAM is running at 400Mhz while they would support up to a whopping 800Mhz. But I believe there's something wrong with the MoBo, I already upgraded the BIOS to the latest (2010) release and the configuration doesn't seem to allow anything higher than 400Mhz (this was before...
So I tried to swap DIMMs, luckily I had a couple spares.
Running with just one of the two DIMMs (total 4Gb RAM) worked "fine", but both DIMMs had nearly identical performances. After testing about 2h each I used a third DIMM paired with one of the two already installed.
The machine has now been...
Thanks for your input, I did indeed run a memtest for about an hour, and there were no issues reported.
Would you suggest running it again maybe for a solid 24h? Would that make any difference? Given that the server crashes after ~2min from boot, I ruled out overheating as a cause, but then...
Thanks a lot for the heads up, it looks exactly like what I'm looking for.
Too bad it's not part of the standard suite, but I guess this is more niche than I thought it was.
Thanks again!
I'm running into this problem which I cannot figure out on my own.
Everything worked great until a week or so ago, there were no changes to any configuration.
It's worth noting I'm running relatively old hardware, so I'm starting to think this might be hardware failure, but I really can't...
I'm running into this issue which I can't seem to solve on my own with man and the docs.
I tried many different configs to no avail and this honestly doesn't sound like something so hard, unless I'm missing a key point.
Either way, thanks in advance for pointing me in the right direction.
I'm...
I'm really curious about this question as well.
In my case I want to clone a container template with bind mounts, in order to have all clones mount the same host directory.
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