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Hi all, (Excuse me, this was supposed to go into the PBS subforum) Is there a way to estimate / extrapolate runtime of backup actions, or guess whether it finished or is still running? My PBS runs on low end hardware (4TB@7.2k spinning SAS, non-RAID, with LVM cache on SSD, quadcore Atom D525...

Hi SaintsIIV, Welcome to the forums! The VM has space allocated to it. Whether or not it is used inside of the VM is not visible outside of the VM.

Nice you got through the migrations! Did the issue resolve itself, or did you have to change some settings to get networking and CIFS to work?

Great that the issue seems resolved for now! That would be nice, but if not then lets hope the readers in the future can benefit of the self-healing properties of Linux :-) Have fun with your Proxmox!

I had the same problem, but luckily I did not come up empty handed. I found this here, https://xkcd.com/979/ Then I read your first post with some more attention, and saw the actual keys that I skipped on first reading. In hindsight, your post as well as the documentation are quite clear ;-)...

Wohoo, thanks so much, that did the trick! I totally forgot about pct, I'll use it more often :-)

Without logs or description of _how_ you log in: not really. Do you log in over SSH or via the web interface? Local, as in, with a keyboard connected to the machine? Via SSH: fail2ban can lock you out if some process on your machine tries (and fails) to connect to often Via the webinterface...

You start the log with the error, are there any lines above? Also, the three logs have different timestamps, does the container run in the same timezone as Proxmox? You mention two identical machines; are they together in a cluster or separate installations?

Hi all, I locked myself out of a container. The container runs Debian with Yunohost; it was installed with a sudo account and root login disabled. One way or another both my accounts with sudo have no sudo anymore after an unexpected power cut. User accounts are managed via LDAP on the...

Your RAM would still be bad and your karma worse. A less ... drastic ... remedy would be to configure BadRAM in GRUB. *edit* I just see... 781278 errors, that quite a bit to copy into GRUB. How about warranty on your modules?

Hi zhousp666, In the syslog I scrolled to 2024-01-07T10:36:04, just before your installation. I found VM 106, and expected it to be a new VM, but it already was created the day before, correct? VM 106 is then updated, a task in run (installation, I guess) and VM 106 starts succesfully. Ten...

Hi daves_nt_here, Debian mostly uses hyphens in the package names. Give it a try with apt install sg3-utils Good luck with your disks!

Hi itlinux, Without context there is no 'should'. What will you be using the server for? Keep in mind that Ceph is a cluster-FS, and likes to have three or more nodes. In addition to ZFS, LVM could be an option as well.

Hi itlinux, Welcome to the forums! You could try of course (for free! :-P ) in about the same time as starting a thread here ;-) The demo's use the fewest number needed to get a working setup, so that it is more applicable for most viewers (I mean, when building your first test-cluster...

Hi Ifrit, I'd second rungekutta and Dunuin for starting with the motherboard that has the options you need, and for that let your needs not be steered by what you already have. 64 GB is a nice amount of RAM, but as far as I can tell, prices of DDR4 are not too high and 8 GB sticks are on the...

I think your post was flagged as spam. Unfortunately, it seems to happen with some frequency to new users, especially after editing a post. Don't worry: it is inconvenieunt, but your post should reappear after a while (I don't know how often the queue is checked by moderators in the weekend)...

Hi ivanzhang, Welcome to the forums! I am not familiar with the mail gateway. Your post is in the backup-server-corner of the forums. I'll 'report' your post, and see if it can be moved to the correct forum. Good luck solving your problem!

Hi zhousp666, Welcome to the forums! I'll answer in English, and let you do the translation yourself: I'm not sure Google translate would make anything legible. On the other hand: the translations in your post make sense. Hardware would be my first guess (RAM or power supply). This one...

Hi all, Edit: the 'not deploying' bit turns out to be a known problem , to be fixed upstream I am in the process of supplying hosts on the LAN with Letsencrypt certificates. I found the ACME plugins in datacenter and node, and an option to manually upload a certificate via the Web GUI or...

Great, glad to read you have solved!