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Hey @hd-- sorry I just had a thought on reducing bandwidth. I know that you shouldn't backup to the same machine (i.e. PBS should be on a different machine to PVE) but wouldn't it be faster if I backed up to PBS on the same machine as PVE, then synced that to a PBS install on a different...

Ok seems this is a common issue and there are a few other threads so I believe Proxmox could benefit from adding some information to the support pages (I couldn't find anything). My fix was to create the CT like this (and in this exact order): Create the CT but dont start it Add your UID/GID...

Confirmation of the UID/GID working: root@actual:/home# id jayden uid=1000(jayden) gid=1000(jayden) groups=1000(jayden) Also, I have created a test file, on a mounted share then gone to the Proxmox host and can see that it was created by UID/GID 1000 so I believe that part is working.

Hi If I create a new unprivileged Debian 12 container, I'm unable to create a new user with a home directory that can be owned by that user. Any help would be appreciated :) Steps to recreate: Create a new Debian 12 unprivileged container Edit the LXC file (per below) Start it In the...

Okay :) I don't think English is your primary language so just wanted to let you know 'email address' is spelled incorrectly on your sign up form (it says "emailaddess" in the input box)

Sorry! Sync is what I meant to say (not replicate). I will edit my post

Hi With one PVE instance and two PBS servers I would like to understand the best way to great backups. I've included my assumptions below each one. Backup PVE to the first PBS server, then sync that backup to the second PBS server Pro: Less downtime on PVE guests Pro: Less resources needed...

Oh I see, I'm unsure sorry since I just schedule those to run automatically via the GUI. Perhaps look here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Backup_and_Restore#_examples

It's not clear what you're asking. Are you trying to backup files that are not in Proxmox? Here is my bash script to backup my non-promox machine to PBS !/bin/bash export PBS_REPOSITORY=root@pam@192.168.1.123:8007:pbs # Update the IP address and datastore name export...

@martin the title of this sticky post is a bit misleading given its now a paid service

Thank you It looks like it's listed as being supported on the LXC pages too. I have raised a ticket in the bug tracker to see if it can be added to the GUI / pveam https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4108

@martin should I raise a ticket in the bug tracker? Just looking for a reply even if it's a no so I know what the options are :)

Anyone? :confused:

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Hi Fedora 34 is going end-of-life this week and Fedora 36 has been released. Will Fedora 34 template be removed, and will 36 be added? I tried updating my templates and I'm still seeing 34 and 35. I converted to Fedora for v36 on the desktop and I absolutely love it so I'd like to try moving...

My Docker LXC contains these three lines at the bottom. Is yours the same? /etc/pve/lxc/114.conf lxc.apparmor.profile: unconfined lxc.cgroup.devices.allow: a lxc.cap.drop: P.S. I don't think the Proxmox team support or recommend docker in LXC. It can be problematic and it's usually recommended...

Works great! One more for those with a similar set up: Q: Can I upgrade without rebooting if I'm already running PVE7 bullseye on the same machine? A: No. I tried restarting the services manually but it wouldn't work until I did a full reboot.

There are some extra steps for running docker in LXC. Tonnes of info on Google, e.g.: https://danthesalmon.com/running-docker-on-proxmox/

Hi AraToken You asked about standalone clients (outside of Proxmox, e.g. bare metal). This is a bash script I use to backup my Proxmox host via a cron job. I use a similar version on my notebook computer too. I hope you find this useful. #!/bin/bash export...

Thank you tom and t.lamprecht, I have marked the thread as resolved. Resolution: Issue is known and will be fixed in an upcoming update. It's also worth noting that no one should update to beta releases if they can't afford downtime of some (or all) functions. While I did read through the wiki...