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We have a local proxmox cluster, and on one node I have put two usb sticks and created zpools on them. By a script we use to send daily incremental snapshots. Now lately while receiving the snapshot it stops and we get the following error message: client_loop: send disconnect: Broken pipe...

Das booten hat geklappt. Sehe ich das richtig, dass ohne proxmox-boot-tool init das System nicht gebootet hätte?

Ich habe das gleiche Problem mit einem Standalone ProxMox VE Server, welcher bei einem Hoster steht, ich also nur ssh Zugriff habe. Unser Hausinterner Cluster hat das Upgrade problemlos überstanden, aber ist wohl nicht legacy bios bootend. Upgraded wurde das System ab 6.4-15 mount | grep efi...

What is the status on this issue? Is it in the meantime possible to have an encrypted datapool where the vm-disks reside - with replication enabled on the recent stable ProxMox VE version?

Is this still the way to go? I am asking as I have seen https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3156 We are still on PBS 1.1-13 thus I don't know if this functionality was implemented in the meantime.

Oh, I see - that doesn't sound easy to do. Thanks anyway

Thanks for the idea. Would it eventually be possible to do it in console, ex. by copying some content from a to b or will that not work?

What are the correct steps to transfer all backups of a vm from datastore a to datastore b?

Can someone please tell me, what the correct ownership and access rights are for the files in /etc/proxmox-backup? After a new install I have overwritten the content of a saved proxmox-backup folder, but possibly the access rights need modification? Or is there a way (besides reinstall) to...

Understood. Thats what I thought, I'd make too. Just copy whole /etc but then only restore file by file after review. Thanks a lot for your comment.

So this includes everything pbs related, I can just copy /etc/proxmox-backup/* in a new install, or may I better also copy /etc/* just in case? For example I use this pbs as quorum device for our 2 node cluster. Thanks for your quick reply.

I want to re-install a new proxmox backup server. To not have to reconfigure everything, like backup jobs on the proxmox cluster nodes, keys and pbs settings in general, I would like to backup the whole configuration of the existing proxmox backup server. Can you please tell me what I have to...

Besten Dank für die schnellen und hilfreichen Antworten! :)

Unser PBS hat ein raidz2 als datastore für die Backups unserer ProxMox VMs. Nun ist eine Mailwarnung eingetrudelt, da Backups fehlschlagen, weil der Pool voll ist. Login via ssh ist noch möglich, aber sobald nach einem Reboot der Datastore gemounted wird, reagiert das Webinterface nicht mehr...

Understood. I was only playing with gentoo lxc container and compiling some packages. I then wanted to be sure that deleting the lxc container and rebooting the host would revert the hostnode to its normal proc / sys content. So thanks for your explanation and confirmation.

When nested is enabled in a ct thus proc and sys mounted rw what does that mean for the host? I tested gentoo Container and this only compiles packages if nested feature is enabled. After deleting the vm is proc & sys of the host the same as if the ct with nested enabled never would have been...

I think what could be meant is if ressources ex. ram are overprovisioned to the vms and there is no ram left while the vm demands more ram vm is killed, so maybe the problem could be solved by limiting the pbs vm's ram so the overall max. assigned ram of all vms running on this host is not more...

As workaround you can create a remote -> localhost and use it to sync to a pool on a removable device. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/copy-datastore-to-a-pool-on-a-usb-disk-stick.78608/ https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/solved-re-add-datastore-to-pbs.79329/

You can setup a remote called localhost and sync your pool on the usb stick via this remote. Not intuitive indeed, and I wish there would a gui integration for that. I think, I have read that this will maybe be implemented in the future. Maybe you are interested in this related post...

Dunuin - your help was very valuable and usefull for me so once again - a big thank you. Without it I would not have been able to implement this automatation of snapshotting which by the way is only one of the backup layers we have. Besides that we also have setup a proxmox backup server and as...