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Anyone with access to a cluster member already has your cluster 'by its balls' in many ways. So, don't work on your cluster without enough sleep, make backups and don't delete /etc/pve ...

You want postfwd.

Sounds like you built a Frankenstein system...

I could not find any clear information on SRS and DKIM either. The change proposed in that bug report would indeed 'fix' this! I will add this thread to the Bugzilla bug.

It has caught my attention that rewritten addresses with SRS are not signed with DKIM, because PMG looks at the domain after @ instead of the rewritten domain: not DKIM signing mail from SRS0=duAC=HO=cyberfusion.nl=wedwards@prorelay.nl So in this case, email from cyberfusion.nl is signed with...

Take a look at this: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/master-stuck-in-syncing-state.63450/#post-290439

RTFM.

What do you mean by 'statically routed NIC'? A static route? A NIC with a static IP address? That would be a Debian/Linux issue.

I recommend updating Windows first.

I don't think that's a good idea. Don't forget this issue is an exception. If Proxmox were to implement their own workarounds for each issue that could possibly pop up, we'd end up with an extremely complex, unmanageable piece of software. That would cause more problems than if we were to accept...

That doesn't make sense.

Is it possible to use decimals for 'Spam Filter' rules? I have a *lot* of spam emails that have a spam level of 1.9 ...

Thanks, clear, so the exact opposite of what I thought :). For future readers: I actually use 'pmgsh' now, that's a bit less 'ugly'...

Thanks a lot! I may be overlooking something in the manual, but when I write to `/etc/pmg/master/dkim/domains`, then run `pmgconfig sync`, I don't see any changes in `/etc/pmg/dkim/domains`. I thought files in `master/` are used as templates?

What is the correct way to add DKIM domains from CLI? Or can we simply write to `/etc/pmg/master/dkim/domains` and run `pmgconfig sync`?

Proxmox doesn't really have anything to do with DDoS detection. FastNetMon would run on your gateways.

FastNetMon?

I just published a (very basic) Python program called `virtualisation-resource-distributor` on PyPI. It'll try to run resources in a Proxmox pool on as many different nodes in as many different failure domains as possible. Our use case is spreading VMs providing the same service redundantly over...

https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Cluster_Manager "If you are interested in High Availability, you need to have at least three nodes for reliable quorum. All nodes should have the same version."

I wanted to fully remove the selector to avoid old, unused stuff lying around :) This answers my question. Thanks!