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Proxmox should now whether the VM has been switched on or not. If it keeps off all the time, PBS should not reread the whole disk everytime.

Yes, and since it used the wrong internet connection, as I found out, it was limited to 40 Mbit/s = 5 MB/s. So everything as expected. Thanks.

I have a remote PBS which syncs a local PBS. The transferrate from the GUI is almost exatly 5MB/s. Is there any implicit limit at 5MB/s or how can this constant transferrate be explained?

Please integrate this great solution into proxmox standard, dear dev team. It is a pain to paste passwords or URLs into VMs otherwise.

Bei mehreren Serversion ist mandos für Vollverschlüsselung und Reboot-Fähigkeit eine Variante, die ich schon erfolgreich ausprobiert habe. https://www.recompile.se/mandos

Is it possible to use the proxmox host with DHCP, so it could be moved without configuration to different networks? The internal VM-guest network should have a private address with masquerade for internet access.

No. At some point I gave up and didn't try it again.

Yes, but even if i had no ssh tunnel, it could happen that a connections breaks and a retry is necessary from the client. The sync job doesn't seem to retry but abort at first failure.

I have a SSH tunnel from the Remote PBS port 8008 to the local PBS port 8007. The Remote PBS should sync the backups from the local PBS via this tunnel. However the sync jobs breaks after 30-120 min with the following error message: error trying to connect: error connecting to...

I tried to import the LibreELEC ova into proxmox and it starts, displayes the LibreELEC logo but then reboots. For the graphics card I used VirtIO-GPU 256MB or 512MB. Any suggestions how to the it running?

The promox-backup-client list or prune commandos outputs lists with fancy ascii graphics, which consumes unnecessary space in a terminal and makes it difficult to read, search and parse for further processing. It is also very uncommon for linux commandos doing this type of formatting and I can...

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3586

Why should ZFS be avoided? If it comes to data integrity and realiability, it is much better than ext4, especially guarding aganst long time bit rot, where also the verification task of the backup cannot help. It only can detect, that data is corrept in a chunk, but it this chunk is used in...

Currently it is not possible to filter tasks by backup group or description. Filtering by description would suffice, as the backup group is mentioned there. Could you please add this possibility?

I found the problem and it was my fault! It was pure chance, that the space started to get less, when I started the GC, because at the same time, a still actice replication from another proxmox started itsself writing onto the other file system on the same pool. I tested it three times, but it...

Does this help? lsof | grep data1 proxmox-b 1864 backup 19u REG 0,54 0 3 /data1/pvebackup/.lock proxmox-b 1864 1905 tokio-run backup 19u REG 0,54 0 3 /data1/pvebackup/.lock...

The space of changed timestamps would not be freed up after process failure, but they get freed up. How do you explain this? proxmox-backup unknown running kernel: 5.4.128-1-pve proxmox-backup-server 1.1.12-1 running version: 1.1.12 pve-kernel-5.4...

root@xxx:~# zfs list -t all NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT data1 7.02T 5.89G 112K /data1 data1/pvebackup 4.52T 5.89G 4.52T /data1/pvebackup...

It is ZFS. Here you see the log, while starting the GC phase. You also see that after failing, there are 5.9GB free again. data1/pvebackup 4.6T 4.6T 5.9G 100% /data1/pvebackup data1/pvebackup 4.6T 4.6T 5.9G 100% /data1/pvebackup data1/pvebackup 4.6T 4.6T 5.9G 100% /data1/pvebackup...