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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...

Not a test machine, but I'm a home user so happy to go a while without new backups Awesome thank you. I'll wait for the next release!

Where abouts? I am running Proxmox 7 and I can't find it anywhere. I couldn't see it in the release notes either

Hi I have Proxmox Virtual Environment (PVE) installed and upgraded to the PVE 7 BETA. I had Proxmox Backup Server (PBS) installed on the host but after the BETA upgrade it has stopped working. It's still installed. I think the service file is: /lib/systemd/system/proxmox-backup.service which...

Ok, I'll do that.Thanks Moayad!

Hi When downloading an ISO you should always do a checksum verification to verify the authenticity of the image. It also helps detect any corruption. It'd be great if on the ISO listing under Storage, if there was an option or column containing checksums. I hope this idea helps Thanks