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Hey Stoiko, Thank you for the thoughtful reply and for sharing your insight. I agree with you. Cheers

Yes, it's a personal preference. In my situation it provides the lowest possible latency to directly attached storage. It's a homelab so there's that. I wouldn't do it for business. Cheers

Hey, My PVE hosts use zfs. After upgrading from 8 to 9 I had to do the following to upgrade zfs on disk. I didn't notice this in the upgrade manual: sudo zpool status (Check that your storage is healthy.) sudo zpool upgrade rpool Be sure to do something like that for any other storage pools...

Hey, I host Docker on one of my PVE hosts for personal reasons. When I upgraded from 8 to 9, I couldn't connect to my containers. AppArmor was blocking it. Disable AppArmor Specifically for Docker Daemon: 1) Edit the Docker systemd service override: sudo systemctl edit docker 2) Add the...

Thank you. That's an astute question. Yes, I did use a script that modifies the GUI. I'm good now. I do subscribe to Proxmox's support service, but I still run this way because I got used to it. You're the best @janus57 !

There's something called Inspector in Firefox. Is this the same thing as dev tool?

I'm sorry, I don't know dev tool of Firefox.

This is what I'm experiencing after the patch/reboot. I tried: - Clear browser of all cache, cookies, history, etc. - Connect with browser in private mode - Tried Chrome instead of Firefox - Tried Windows to connect instead of my usual Linux - Rebooted PVE hosts again - Reviewed system logs, but...

Hi, I hope it's just me. I applied the following updates and rebooted. The web gui no longer loads for me. I get a black screen now. Anyone else bump into this? I have a homelab cluster with three nodes. All of them lost the web gui after applying updates. Best, Joe Kotran...

Hi, I understand that internal-error can be triggered by bad hardware. If a VM running under KVM gets unexpectedly paused, take a look at /var/log/syslog on the host. If you see something like this, try replacing your RAM or CPU. In rare situations it could be your mainboard. Oct 8 02:30:01...

Hi, I understand that internal-error can be triggered by bad hardware. If a VM running under KVM gets unexpectedly paused, take a look at /var/log/syslog on the host. If you see something like this, try replacing your RAM or CPU. In rare situations it could be your mainboard. Oct 8 02:30:01...