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After upgrading all PVE nodes to v6, I realized that gluster 5.5 is damn slow compared with 3.12.15 ... I've readed somewhere it's solved on 5.8 onwards... I had to put critical (DBs) VMs on plain ZFS in order make them work, so I have no redundancy at all besides a simple raidz1 @Dominic would...

It seems some pve packages are tied to gluster 5.5, so we cannot upgrade gluster through gluster official repositories... and obviously, if you upgrade/install a gluster version higher than 5.5 before upgrading/installing proxmox 6, installation fails.

I've just wrote on the mailing list for this exact feature, it would be very useful!

Thank you a lot fabian, I was went crazy... :)

I do not understand... I have done tens of proxmox installations but today's cluster installation gives me errors, perhaps I need more coffe, but I cannot see where I'm failing root@t01:~# cat /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.200.81 t01 root@t01:~# getent hosts t01...

Re: Linux NFS Server not creating sparse files I did reach the same conclussion. XFS is the guilty. So I tried with ext4 and it worked out-of-the-box. I fear that setting XFS allocsize to such a tiny value will help to fragment the discs, and when the occupied space exceeds the 85% can be...

Yes, my bad... I was looking deeper, on /api2/json/access/users/{userid}

EDITED: Oh, BTW, I've just found where is on the API for create users...

So, as far as I can see, there is no replication or auto-creation of the users... bad thing with large LDAP/AD...

Nope, as far as I know, is Ctrl+F5 in all (open source) browsers. ;)

My bad... cache issue I just did Ctrl+F5, that is supossed to reload the page without cache, but it seems that something is cached. Thank you!!

Just updated to 3.1 and I can't see the GlusterFS GUI... deleted browser cache but no way...