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Try changing the boot target to multi-user.target.

I posted a similar stop job problem. I found relief by not using lzo compression (last post in the thread).

I don't know about the GUI, but if the backup server is Linux, log into that server and run the du command to find used space. If you are not bound to Windows and can use Linux, look at rsnapshot.

Possibly. :) Here is how I configured containers. In /etc/apparmor.d/lxc/lxc-container-default-with-nfs contains the following: # Do not load this file. Rather, load /etc/apparmor.d/lxc-containers, which # will source all profiles under /etc/apparmor.d/lxc profile...

We have a lone (fully updated) CentOS 6 container running on a (fully updated 5.2-9) Proxmox host. Recently the container started creating /fastboot. I cannot find anything in the CentOS system that could be creating this file. The file does not get created on a CentOS 7 container. Is the file...

I understand the time lag and package overlap and I expected everything to eventually sync. :-) That did not happen for us. We were weeks out of date with several packages. I knew something was awry because I saw kernel updates across the board with the different distros I maintain. I saw kernel...

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/lxc-to-kvm.28103/

* Use the Proxmox web browser interface. * Restart the CentOS system. * Select the Console button to access the guest system's display. * In the CentOS boot loader menu select the previous kernel.

On the Proxmox host the virtual bridge vmbr0 is binded to the physical network interface eth0. The vmbr0 bridge must be configured with an IP address, mask, and gateway. All guest systems that are binded to vmbr0 must use an IP address that is on that same subnet. The mask defines the range of...

Use the Proxmox web browser interface, select the virtual system in the left-side menu tree, use the Console button, and you should see the virtual system. Log into the system and configure the network interface. For CentOS 7 the network interface configuration will be stored in...

Is the converted VHDX Windows? Linux? Additional info would help. :) Presuming you converted the VHDX to a KVM, typically the ip address in a KVM has to be configured manually. Use the Proxmox web browser interface, use the Console option, and you should see the virtual system. Log into the...

I found the problem. The clue was moving from a non-subscription system to subscription. I deleted all files in /var/lib/apt/lists. Thereafter apt update succeeded. Yay! :D I also am again using apt-cacher-ng with https. No problems connecting, although the proxy server does not cache the...

Edit: Refer to the next post. :) Thank you. At the moment I am not use apt-cacher-ng on the subscription system. :) This was a non-subscription system before adding the subscription. Running apt results in no updates found. * Does the subscription repo lag significantly behind the...

Thank you Dietmar. We are using apt-cacher-ng. I reconfigured PassThroughPattern and no longer receive an error when using https. One step forward. Updating results in no updates found. I can see updated packages in the repo when using the web browser portal. Same result if I do not use...

The past several weeks we have not been receiving updates on our subscription system. This was a non-subscription system if that matters, but updates had been working fine up until sometime in July. I reviewed the wiki at https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Package_Repositories. Our...

Does this help? https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/lxc-nfs.23763/#post-176976

Thanks for the info! I need to support NFS in an LXC container. What are the security implications of creating this apparmor profile?

I am looking for information to configure the Proxmox host with a private IP address, but allow guest systems to have public IPs. My search-fu is not doing well today. :) Let me know if I need to provide additional information. Thanks much. :)

Are we the only people who have seen and experienced this problem?

We use external in-house systems for backups. The external systems are configured to share NFS mount points. The Proxmox systems are configured to use the shared NFS. We configure /etc/exports to limit access to our net range. Then use the Proxmox web interface to assign storage. Thereafter...