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I will attempt to do so.

Yes. root@proxmox-mg0:~# pmgversion -v proxmox-mailgateway: 5.0-7 (API: 5.0-61/71d9a758, running kernel: 4.13.13-5-pve) pmg-api: 5.0-61 pmg-gui: 1.0-31 proxmox-spamassassin: 3.4.1-54 proxmox-widget-toolkit: 1.0-10 pve-kernel-4.13.13-5-pve: 4.13.13-38 libpve-http-server-perl: 2.0-8 lvm2...

pmg-smtp-filter keeps crashing every so often. I cannot figure out why. Email gets stuck in the mail queue because pmg-smtp-filter is turned off and thus mail cannot be relayed. Starting the service and flushing the mail queue fixes the problem temporarily. I cannot figure out why...

`root` is not a command on Ubuntu either AFAIK.

`root` is not a (native) command. Use `sudo` instead if you really need to run it as root. Then, make sure the cron user may execute `sudo` without being asked for a password.

Such as? Why? Why not just move the disk to the target storage and then migrate or the other way round? In April 2017, @fabian said LXC live migration is not stable enough yet. What I understand from his post is that it's not up to Proxmox to fix but that other LXC-oriented projects have to...

https://mattgemmell.com/what-have-you-tried/

Well, just don't reinstall it. Turn off the old node, change another node's IP address after the VMs have been moved and maybe do an ARP flush.

Thanks. We upgrade every 4 weeks, so will do.

It's not a feature. Another user sees a different thing.

On a functioning cluster, under 'Datacenter' -> 'Cluster', I, as a user, see: "Standalone node - no cluster defined" with cluster nodes: However, as the root user (which I don't have access to), this tab actually shows the cluster as functioning 'ok' and it's not showing the "Standalone...

I just noticed that I'm actually able to send mail via `telnet` without authenticating first. And when the IP address I'm connecting from is not added under 'Networks', it denies relay access. Great, because that is what I wanted. :) I do have a question: what is the difference between port 25...

I am setting up a Proxmox Mail Gateway server that will be used only as a mail relay for hosting customers. I have followed these steps: Installed Proxmox Mail Gateway; Added our subnet under 'Configuration' -> 'Mail Proxy' -> 'Networks' The 'Networks' tab currently looks like this...

Note: I've changed the actual domain name to 'x.nl'. I'm trying to configure a two-node cluster on Proxmox VE 3.4. What I've done so far: Created the cluster; Created fencing users using IPMItool; Joined the second node (px01) to the cluster created on the first node (px01); Created a new...