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Hi, small cosmetical glitch ! both packages have the same names... For what's it's worth ( not much, really regarding the usefulness of this SDN stuff !!!) Merci Etienne

of just create a "filler" file at repository creation. In case of gc fails with no space.. delete the filler file and restart ...

Quick example: Once a month ( First Sunday of the month) my proxmox server stops responding for a few hours because of a mdadm cron job installed by default with mdadm package starts to check the raid. I'm running a totally unsupported configuration: 3 proxmox nodes; * one hosting 3 HDD in...

OK thanks What I need is * vlan aware bridge for my vm ( with sdn) * a few interfaces accessible to the host only ( for nfs/migration) If I understand well I need to use vmbr9999.90 ... for my "host only" interfaces. Is there any performance difference between vmbr9999.90 and enp1s0d2.90 ?

Me again, I managed to configure the "SDN" on the 2nd port of my NIC (enp1s0d1) thanks to Spirit's useful advice. The first port ( enp1s0) is currently used for "production", but I'm trying to move all traffic off this port and move it to the 2nd NIC port Spirit told us to not tag vlan on...

Hi ! Thanks a lot for your useful advice. vmbr1901 was just created to test my switching infra. I removed all traces from it from all my nodes. I needed to reboot all cluster nodes and ...!!!SUCCESS!! it works as documented! Thanks a lot for the very useful feature and your helpfull support ...

Dear, I'm trying to migrate to sdn in my cluster. I'm doing it by configuring the "sdn" part connected to the "other" sfp+ ( named enp1s0d1) port of my installation Here are my config files: # cat /etc/network/interfaces #... snipped auto vmbr9999 iface vmbr9999 inet manual...

systemctl restart proxmox-backup-proxy.service is the. correct service to restart to reload the renewed certificate

Any mdadm raid in your machine ? I notice BIG slowdown when the checkarray runs ( there is cron programmed to run monthly every 1st Sunday

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-setup-ssl-for-pbs.81324/post-359576 contains 99% pf what you would need last 0.99%: * check permissions * check is a certificate chain is needed ( maybe list all intermediate certs in your pem file would be enough) very last 0.01%: I let other answer ;-)

I'd be curious what would be the performance of using restic instead of rclone to move the PBS repository to cloud storage. restic would not find anything to deduplicate but IMHO the "chunk" size is configurable in restic, meaning less but bigger "files" uploaded to the cloud storage...

For What it's worth: Next to my "main" cluster ( 3 hosts) sits My "backup server" ( repurposed QNAP TS-853A ). ON backup server "bare metal" is installed PVE ( stand alone, not part of the cluster) together with PBS. PVE is configured using Letsencrypt SSL certificates. I have a weekly cron...

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QDevice is your friend https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvecm.html#_corosync_external_vote_support

Just a shot in the dark By default , vswitch in vmware only allow one mac address per "vm port". You'd to allow promiscious mode in the vswitch if you want mac addresses from vm /lxc to flow out of the vswitch.

Connex question; In such scenario (PVE and PBS on the same system), is it possible to share letsencrypt certificates generated byt pve with pbs UI ? Thanks in advance Etienne

In my homelab, my "compute" nodes are DELL optiplex. I installed two 2.5" HDD ( one for proxmox, one for esxi) Only one hdd id activated in bios at once. I use the bios settings to switch from one OS to the other.

I use this since months : https://www.befr.ebay.be/itm/Micron-Flash-Card-8-Gbyte-Embedded-USB-2-0-Mass-Storage-Drive-eUSB-1-Stuck/312145261254 a little but on small side ( proxmox iso does not want to install on this) but debian netinst does.

cat /proc/$PID/status |grep VmSwap will give you the amount of swap owned by the process with pid = PID Knowing the "swap eater" process might be useful to help you ...

Do you have evidence of * the swap will eventually run out of space ? ( if yes then there is a memory leak somewhere. This must be investigated) * swap in activity ? ( if there is no swap in, it means the swapped out code/data has not been needed since it has been moved out of ram) Swapping...