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please, add the mount to your /etc/fstab and NOT as /dev/sda1, but as corresponding label or uuid, which you can find via: ls -l /dev/disk/by-partlabel/ <- label/name of partition, or ls -l /dev/disk/by-partuuid/ <- uuid of partition do NOT mount it via /dev/sda1, becuase this is not permanent...

could you also add hardware tab of the vm and your storages overview.

你好, please switch your GUI to english, before take screenshots. it is hard to translate it without OCR for chinese

please remove the quote or take the right lines. could confuse the new user :)

as you see from "pvesm status" your usb disk is not mounted to /mnt/usb-hdd anymore (it has same size as your local). most probably it is not /dev/sda anymore, but /dev/sdx (x some other letter). i assume you mounted your disk with /dev/sdx1 in /etc/fstab, you should mount it by uuid or label in...

Thanks @poetry, nice one! same can be done for _dmarc, but the rua/ruf receiving domain must allow recipience. Here is a simple explanation https://www.uriports.com/blog/dmarc-external-destinations/ for deeper understanding https://dmarc.org/2015/08/receiving-dmarc-reports-outside-your-domain/

@IS-PBS for your second question: currently there is no way to exclude namespaces, but you can add separate jobs with specific namespace to include only (screenshot). the regex or no regex but specific snaps to sync are discussed here: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3701...

just to add here, there is already a feature request for STDIN https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3847

alternative would be only one vNIC on VLAN aware bridge untagged on proxmox side and tagging all VLANs in the VM as you tried, but you need to keep the one interface en18 untagged, so trunk is still available (en18 + en18.500 + en18.6 + en18.xx) also your default gateway in the VM needs to be...

Hi, on Proxmox side there is nothing special to do. Just give your VM a vNIC on a VLAN aware bridge (either OVS or Linux Bridge) w/o specifying a VLAN ID, then your VM enjoys the full trunk (not tagged) on that vNIC. You can also add more vNICs to your VM on same VLAN aware bridge and specify...

@Vengance Ryzen and Threadripper processors have CSTATE 6 that needs to be disabled, when running Linux. Look into your BIOS/UEFI settings and find something similar like: "Power idle control" and set it to "Typical current idle" (or normal, high, something that is not an equivalent of low). You...

@SInisterPisces there is not a lot to add, but still, i would like to add a bit and mention @alexskysilk 's post: there are not two, but three ways to run docker on pve. Alex said either VM or on the PVE host. Yes, of course. the third way is a CT (LXC). to sum up: 1. VM 2. CT 3. PVE host i...

Hello, Debian 11 Standard in CT (LXC). Technically PVE is using a customized ubuntu kernel, but is debian 11 packaged. I would go for sake of dependencies with Debian 11, as a system container (LXC) is not fully independent, so is your application container (docker). But wait for more answers...

Not a help request here, just wanted to share some fun with smart. Controller is LSI HBA 9305-24i. All the other SSDs have correct smart data. Power_On_Hours = 920424 = 105 Years. anyone here from pre-commodore64 times? Now cry, my SSD is still 0% worn out! :)

You have guestagend disabled in the options of your *BSD VM? Because if you don't, it doesn't send an ACPI event to the VM to shutdown, but tries to do it via GA, which is not installed in your VM. Always disable GA, when you can't install guest agent in the guest OS.

sorry, misinterpretation on my side, wasn't aware of gfs2. still, i would suggest, that ram-eating is something about caches, but would like to pass the torch to someone who knows better. have to fight a node-crash my self here :)

GlusterFS is also a "RAM-eater" as any other software based file system + GFS cache.

please, click the host mng01, disks. send screenshot.

just to clarify, with "host graph" do you mean ram usage when you select a VM the used mem graph, or when you select the Host its overall mem usage is higher than allocated to VMs as min and max? (later as in OPs screenshots) in case of Host, there are other consumers, other than VMs and CTs...

Thanks and forgive me my ignorance, what is about the time to sync from root namespace to namspace xyz on same datastore? is it comparable to a verify job (slow), or like a garbage collection (fast), or something in between or out of those two comparisons? i am asking, because my root namsepace...